Progettare il lavoro ibrido: lo spazio come strumento organizzativo nella fase post-emergenziale

In the post-pandemic phase, hybrid work models are becoming prevalent in many countries and sectors, presenting challenges for work management and organisation. However, the characteristics of hybrid work modalities as well as the strategies adopted to manage them are still poorly explored in the literature. Since remote work alters the classical spatio-temporal boundaries of work, this paper investigates the effects of hybrid models on work spatiality and workplace use. The research explores the perspective of HRM in large companies based in Milan and adopting hybrid work models. Our findings underline the significant role of space in reimagining work organisation strategies and, at the same time, the presence of concurrent contradictory logics: to save costs by reducing spaces or to invest in attractive locations; to move towards the city center or to move away, opening new branches in the southern regions; to push workers back to the office by redesign modern and “activity-based” workplaces or to increase remote work in order to enlarge labour force pools. These emerging trends can undermine the features of workplaces as well as the territorial development models we are used to.

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Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni Sociali
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.36253/cambio-16113
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2
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Legal and Labor Studies
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Progettare il lavoro ibrido: lo spazio come strumento organizzativo nella fase post-emergenziale

Giovanna Fullin, Sara Recchi, Valentina Pacetti
2 citations
Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni Sociali
Legal and Labor Studies
68.73
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Progettare il lavoro ibrido: lo spazio come strumento organizzativo nella fase post-emergenziale

Giovanna Fullin, Sara Recchi, Valentina Pacetti
article en
2 citations

Abstract

In the post-pandemic phase, hybrid work models are becoming prevalent in many countries and sectors, presenting challenges for work management and organisation. However, the characteristics of hybrid work modalities as well as the strategies adopted to manage them are still poorly explored in the literature. Since remote work alters the classical spatio-temporal boundaries of work, this paper investigates the effects of hybrid models on work spatiality and workplace use. The research explores the perspective of HRM in large companies based in Milan and adopting hybrid work models. Our findings underline the significant role of space in reimagining work organisation strategies and, at the same time, the presence of concurrent contradictory logics: to save costs by reducing spaces or to invest in attractive locations; to move towards the city center or to move away, opening new branches in the southern regions; to push workers back to the office by redesign modern and “activity-based” workplaces or to increase remote work in order to enlarge labour force pools. These emerging trends can undermine the features of workplaces as well as the territorial development models we are used to.

Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni SocialiVol. 14(27)
University of Milano-Bicocca (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 0%
Legal and Labor Studies
68.73
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Progettare il lavoro ibrido: lo spazio come strumento organizzativo nella fase post-emergenziale — Giovanna Fullin, Sara Recchi, et al. · Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni Sociali (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS