flextime dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de flextime dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

flextime [ˈfleks·taɪm] SUBST

flextime

horaire m à la carte

Traductions de flextime dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

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horaire mobile [ou flexible]

flextime

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In certain industries and disciplines, such as information technology, flextime permits workers to vary their schedule.

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Part-time work and flextime or more flexible arrangements are seen as hallmarks of the mommy track, since they point to women not being in the workplace full-time.

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In addition, the employer will usually require that a flextime employee works a minimum number of hours each week.

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I wanted to have a family, and a career in academia would give me the most flextime.

www.concordia.ca

In particular, the new rules would have allowed more companies to offer flextime to their workers in lieu of overtime.

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Employment contracts are less fixed and standardized, and perks such as flextime might be open for negotiation long after an employee starts at the company.

knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu

We are busy on many other fronts aimed at supporting women as well, including the enhancement of flextime programs, networking and focused recruiting efforts.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Flextime won't work for all businesses or all employees.

smallbiztrends.com

Flextime, where employees can set hours within a range periodically.

www.entrepreneur.com

Flextime can give employees greater freedom to organize their working lives to suit personal needs.

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