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Key paragraphs in a home-work policy.

A home-work policy avoids 80% of arguments. Four mandatory blocks: time & availability, equipment & reimbursements, security, and emergency reachability. Keep it short: a 3-page policy gets read, a 12-page one does not.

Try this first

  1. 1Time: core hours when everyone is reachable, freedom outside those or not.
  2. 2Equipment: who supplies what (laptop, monitor, chair, internet), owned or loaned.
  3. 3Security: VPN required or ZTNA, no work data on personal cloud, mandatory screen lock.
  4. 4Reachability for incidents: emergency phone number, expected response time.

When to bring us in

Works council or union is involved: home-work policy is subject to consent under WOR article 27 for parts of it, engage them early.

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