Phil Drinkwater Shares Insight on Unusual Flexible Work Policies in DigiDay

Phil Drinkwater on unusual flexible work policies in DigiDay

Phil Drinkwater contributed commentary to DigiDay on unusual flexible work policies and workplace culture.

Article Headline: "Hangover and ‘disappointment’ days: Unusual flexible work policies that will have you raising a glass"

Brand: Phil Drinkwater

Journalist: Oliver Pickup

Publication: DigiDay

Published Date: 06/05/2022

Topic: Unusual flexible work policies

Coverage Summary: Phil Drinkwater contributed to DigiDay coverage exploring unusual flexible work policies, including so-called hangover and disappointment days. The article looks at alternative approaches employers use as part of workplace culture and flexibility conversations. Phil Drinkwater was included in the wider piece alongside this discussion of how businesses frame time off, employee wellbeing and non-traditional workplace benefits.

This article is one example of how workplace commentary can support HR and recruitment PR through relevant business media coverage.

Jordan Baker

Jordan Baker is the founder of Fair Public Relations. A former journalist with more than a decade of PR experience, he has worked with over 3,000 brands and high-profile names across the UK and US, including Amazon, Jameson and Britney Spears.

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