Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun An arrangement by which employees may set their own work schedules, especially their starting and finishing hours.
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- noun Alternative spelling of
flexitime .
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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With any kind of flextime it's important to assess your company's economic situation before requesting the scheduling change.
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With any kind of flextime it's important to assess your company's economic situation before requesting the scheduling change.
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But research has shown that employees in their 20s and 30s care far more about such issues than their parents did, and options such as flextime help to retain high performers.
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But research has shown that employees in their 20s and 30s care far more about such issues than their parents did, and options such as flextime help to retain high performers.
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But research has shown that employees in their 20s and 30s care far more about such issues than their parents did, and options such as flextime help to retain high performers.
Your Management Sucks: No, This Book Does « One-Minute Book Reviews 2006
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Lots of companies list "flextime" among their perks, what would it look like if they all added "absolute freedom"?
Polly LaBarre: Freedom=Success (And Not the Other Way Around) 2008
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Among other findings: -- More than one-third, or 37 percent, of employers allowed all or most workers to have "flextime" by periodically changing start and quitting times.
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"flextime" by periodically changing start and quitting times.
CTV News RSS Feed 2009
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"flextime" by periodically changing start and quitting times.
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"flextime" by periodically changing start and quitting times.
CTV News RSS Feed 2009
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