The hybrid work agreement signed at French banking group Société Générale in January 2021, offering an average of two days of remote work per week to eligible employees, was applied in October of that year, upon the relaxation of measures to contain the health crisis. Coralie Bianchi, deputy director of social affairs at Société Générale, and the group's reference point on this topic, spoke to Planet Labor to provide an initial assessment of the agreement's implementation and detail the changes that come with it, particularly for the bank's retail branches.
How has implementing this agreement changed the way people work within the group?
Coralie Bianchi: Each team was asked to draw up a set of rules to facilitate the transition to flexible office arrangements, which are currently being rolled out, and to make the best possible use of our workspaces. These sets of rules enable the teams to collectively give new meaning to working on site and to the activities they intend to carry out there. This was all the more important after the lengthy...
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