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flexitime

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flexitime.
See flextime.


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Infoserve said it had received several flexitime requests from workers whose partners had either been made redundant or had their working hours reduced.
One way being promoted by the EU to possibly mitigate the impact of the economic crisis is working time flexibility or flexitime arrangements.
From now on any lack of clarity in council missives is punishable by a reduction in flexitime allowance (subject, of course, to union approval).
 
 
 
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