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flexitime Noun a system permitting flexibility of working hours at the beginning or end of the day, provided an agreed total is worked flexitime a work practice under which workers are able, within certain limits, to choose their own hours of work. See also: Work
 Translations flexitime [ˈflɛksɪtaɪm] n → horario flexible flexitime [ˈflɛksɪtaɪm] (US), flextime [ˈflɛkstaɪm] flex n → horaire m variable or à la carte flexitime [ˈflɛksɪtaɪm] n → gleitende Arbeitszeit f, Gleitzeit f flexitime [ˈflɛksɪtaɪm] n → orario flessibile |
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In the short time needed for the anesthesia to work, I took my impression for the temporary using Flexitime Monophase impression material (Heraeus Kulzer) in a rimless quadrant tray. An ideal job retention program should allow part-time or flexitime working arrangements in order to assist in the retention of employers with progressive or chronic illnesses. It means they take more planning and negotiation than flexitime schedules to be feasible. |
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