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flextime

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flex·time  (flkstm)
n.
An arrangement by which employees may set their own work schedules, especially their starting and finishing hours. Also called flexitime.
[flex(ible) time.]
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Our apologies to Linda Bergen, CPA and author of "Making Flextime Work" in the September 2005 special section on staffing issues (page 96), for spelling her name incorrectly.
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