Publicis Groupe offering its employees the opportunity to work up to 6 weeks a year from another country

The French multinational advertising and public relations company is launching its ‘Work Your World’ programme that will give its employees the opportunity to work from any region or country in which the group operates for a period of up to six weeks each year. With the programme Publicis is striving to meet employee expectations in terms of flexibility and to offer them new opportunities for professional and personal development. Available on its internal Marcel platform, this global programme, which opens in January 2022, will enable employees, who so wish, to experience other cultures, office environments, and lifestyles.
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The goal of the Publicis ‘Work Your World’ initiative is to offer all employees a ‘unique experience’ and ‘a new, more creative and daring way of working.’ “Our people have been incredibly resourceful despite the limitations of the pandemic. They deserve to work for a company as resourceful as they are. Work Your World can help every Publicis employee “work their world” in a bigger, better and brighter way…’, said Carla Serrano, global CSO of Publicis Groupe. “We have learned that we can be pro

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