Why might Management make changes in Office Layout? It is the responsibility of managers to make sure that their employees have suitable workstations and.

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Why might Management make changes in Office Layout? It is the responsibility of managers to make sure that their employees have suitable workstations and equipment to do their jobs. It is therefore vital that the working environment and the ways of working should be reviewed and evaluated on a regular basis.

The Implications for Management of Making Changes Health and Safety Any changes must meet health and safety requirements Staff Welfare Staff must: Feel they have been consulted Be able to work efficiently Be able to use correct equipment

The Implications for Management of Making Changes (Cont) Cost When changing Office Layout, managers must consider the costs, these may include: building training equipment furniture

The Implications for Management of Making Changes (Cont) Managing the Changes Managers must maintain good communications as staff may feel insecure and worried during times of change. These feelings could result in illness and increased absenteeism.