Nokia to allow employees to work remotely for three days a week

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Offers increased support for flexible working hours.

Nokia to allow employees to work remotely for three days a week
Nokia said its employees can choose to work up to three days a week remotely with increased support for flexible working hours from January after its current work from home policy comes to an end in December. The Finnish telecom equipment maker conducted a survey of its employees at the end of ...

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