flextime in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for flextime in the English»Spanish Dictionary

flextime [Am ˈflɛksˌtaɪm, Brit ˈflɛkstʌɪm], flexitime Brit [ˈfleksɪtaɪm] N U

flextime

horario m flexible

to be on or work flextime

tener horario flexible

Translations for flextime in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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la empresa ofrece horario flexible

the company offers flextime

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It's not a matter of women being less ambitious or more concerned with flextime than their male colleagues.

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Flextime arrangements must also continue to meet the needs of the organization.

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

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True flexibility is creating and empowering a workforce that is more focussed on objectives, outcomes and results than face-time (and flextime).

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No matter what, the flextime hours must add up to the same number of hours scheduled to work.

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

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

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But flextime and telecommuting can be tricky for public sector workers and the governments and agencies that employ them.

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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.

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For employers, flextime can aid the recruitment and retention of staff.

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