Adapting HR Practices for Remote and Hybrid Work Models: Challenges and Opportunities

Authors

  • Imran Ali Department of Management Sciences, COMSATS University Islamabad, Pakistan

Keywords:

remote work, hybrid work, HR practices, employee engagement, work-life balance, productivity, technology, organizational transformation

Abstract

The rise of remote and hybrid work models has significantly transformed organizational operations and employee management. This article explores the adaptation of Human Resource (HR) practices to these new work environments. The study highlights the challenges faced by organizations, such as maintaining employee engagement, ensuring effective communication, and addressing work-life balance concerns. It also emphasizes the opportunities provided by technology and flexible work arrangements to improve productivity and employee satisfaction. Drawing from case studies and empirical data, the article provides insights into best practices for managing HR in a hybrid workforce and outlines strategic approaches for organizations to thrive in this evolving landscape

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Published

2025-12-31