1. Fully mobile
The fully mobile employee works with optimum flexibility. A primary work location cannot be established, and work is carried out at a large number of different work locations during a working day. Mobile devices can be used when it is not possible or practical to set up a permanent workplace at a work location (including at home). Your personal mouse and keyboard completed with:
2. Primarily at home
The hybrid employee with the main workplace at home must have equipment that optimally supports him ergonomically. In the office and elsewhere, he can also work mobile. He has his own mouse, keyboard and laptop stand as well as a home office with:
- Desk: WORK & MOVE Desk Home
- Chhair: Hag Capisco 8106
- Monitor arm: Filex Galaxy Modular Single
3. Primarily office with fixed workstation
The hybrid employee with his primary workplace at a fixed, individual office only works occasionally at other locations. His office workplace must be able to be tailored to him in a single adjustment session. You have the mobile work equipment, such as a keyboard and mouse, as well as a desk workstation consisting of:
4. Primarily office with flex workstation
The hybrid employee with a flexible workplace in the office shares it with others and must be able to adapt it quickly and easily to their needs. At home, they can opt for an individual workstation or for mobile working. You have the mobile work equipment, such as a keyboard and mouse, as well as a shared desk with the following options:
5. Collaboration with mobile option
The office will increasingly be characterised by creative collaboration and (knowledge) exchange between employees. At the same time, such spaces can also be arranged flexibly, so that employees can also work in them on a temporary basis. You have the mobile work equipment, such as a keyboard and mouse, and can use this meeting option even more flexibly: