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military establishment that is perhaps abit closer to your house, it really doesn’t matter so long as the venue is safe3


and applicable your work’s security


Both Health and Safety and Security requirements must be properly assessed and considered.


requirements. In this instance, more often than not, you may require access to MODNet or the IT system that you are familiar with at work. Where it’s not always easy to acquire aMODNet laptop from your unit, you can use your own IT to access the MOD Dropbox via the Defence Gateway,which will allow you to work on documents remotely. Alternatively,ifthe classification of your work allows, you could take printed material with you to read, which of course depends largely on the type of work you undertake. ACorporal working in Personnel Services Flight at RAF Honington said that ‘working two days from home has been enabled me to achieve 3


anew work-life balance, Iamback to my best self.Ifeel anew lease of life; the long mid-week travel home and back to support my young and growing family has been reduced. My output has seen aresourceful increase both at home, at work and with my


MSc studies. Ifeel valued, empowered and reinvigorated to progress with my career without the worry of family instability.’


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