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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.]
Translations
flex(i)time
nGleitzeit f


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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.
Morris doesn't want employees making similar sacrifices, and reinforces this not only through talk, but through corporate policies allowing flextime and telecommuting, among other things.
At the time, employers argued that a weekly overtime limit would better accommodate flextime schedules.
 
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