In an era where the line between work and personal life is increasingly blurred, the story of Paralympian Bryan Larsen and his understanding employer shows what can be achieved when companies fully embrace flexibility.
It is something of an extreme example, granted. For most people flexibility in the workplace might mean taking an hour or two to attend a school play or take an exam. Not taking part in a high-profile international sports tournament.
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