flexitime

flex·i·time

F0183100 (flĕk′sĭ-tīm′)n. See flextime.

flexitime

(ˈflɛksɪˌtaɪm) or

flextime

n (Industrial Relations & HR Terms) a system permitting flexibility of working hours at the beginning or end of the day, provided an agreed period of each day (core time) is spent at work. Also called (informal): flexi

flexitime

a work practice under which workers are able, within certain limits, to choose their own hours of work.See also: Work

Translations

弹性上班制

flex

(fleks) verb to bend, especially in order to test. to flex one's muscles. 弯曲，屈曲 noun (a piece of) thin insulated wire for carrying electricity. That lamp has a long flex.电线ˈflexible adjective1. that can be bent easily. flexible metal.易弯曲的2. able or willing to change according to circumstances etc. My holiday plans are very flexible.灵活的ˌflexiˈbility noun灵活性ˈflexitime noun a system where employees may choose their own working hours. 弹性上班制

flexitime

→ 弹性上班制zhCN

flexitime

a method of organizing hours of work which permits some flexibility in the times of starting and finishing each working day. Usually the employee will be required to commence work within certain times (for example between 7.00 and 9.30 a.m.) and to remain at work until a specified time (for example 3.30 p.m.). Within these limits employees can choose day by day their hours of work. However, they will usually be required to work a specified total number of hours over a period of, say, one month. Any shortfalls at the end of the period may be carried forward or result in pay deductions whilst excess hours could be dealt with by additional pay or time off in lieu. Flexitime enables employees to adapt their working day to other commitments. However, it also confers advantages to employers: in so far as it requires precise timings to be kept it can tighten control of hours of work; and because potential absences from work (for example, visit to a doctor) can be pushed outside the flexi-day it can improve utilization of staff and productivity. See ANNUAL HOURS.

单词	flexitime
释义	flexitime flex·i·time F0183100 (flĕk′sĭ-tīm′)n. See flextime. flexitime (ˈflɛksɪˌtaɪm) or flextime n (Industrial Relations & HR Terms) a system permitting flexibility of working hours at the beginning or end of the day, provided an agreed period of each day (core time) is spent at work. Also called (informal): flexi flexitime a work practice under which workers are able, within certain limits, to choose their own hours of work.See also: Work Translations 弹性上班制 flex (fleks) verb to bend, especially in order to test. to flex one's muscles. 彎曲，屈曲弯曲，屈曲 noun (a piece of) thin insulated wire for carrying electricity. That lamp has a long flex. 電線电线ˈflexible adjective1. that can be bent easily. flexible metal. 易彎曲的易弯曲的2. able or willing to change according to circumstances etc. My holiday plans are very flexible. 靈活的灵活的ˌflexiˈbility noun 靈活性灵活性ˈflexitime noun a system where employees may choose their own working hours. 彈性上班制弹性上班制 flexitime → 弹性上班制zhCN flexitime flexitime a method of organizing hours of work which permits some flexibility in the times of starting and finishing each working day. Usually the employee will be required to commence work within certain times (for example between 7.00 and 9.30 a.m.) and to remain at work until a specified time (for example 3.30 p.m.). Within these limits employees can choose day by day their hours of work. However, they will usually be required to work a specified total number of hours over a period of, say, one month. Any shortfalls at the end of the period may be carried forward or result in pay deductions whilst excess hours could be dealt with by additional pay or time off in lieu. Flexitime enables employees to adapt their working day to other commitments. However, it also confers advantages to employers: in so far as it requires precise timings to be kept it can tighten control of hours of work; and because potential absences from work (for example, visit to a doctor) can be pushed outside the flexi-day it can improve utilization of staff and productivity. See ANNUAL HOURS. ThesaurusSeeflex
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