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Definition of glide time in English: glide timenoun mass nounNZ A system in which employees work a set number of hours with flexible starting and finishing times. some of us don't have comfortable pensions, unlimited sick days, and glide time Example sentencesExamples - Staggered "glide-time" working hours in the State Services to help in car pool use and to ease the demand for public transport.
- He's been on glide time ever since.
- I suspect it's those in the civil service - childless and on glide time - who want to sip Chardonnay on the deck after a day of making life more difficult for the rest of us.
- Specific suggestions were the use of glide-time, self-rostering, and more opportunities for part-time and job-sharing work.
- In quieter intervals they were inclined to anticipate Glide Time but much looseness of routine was superficial.
- Some Public Service Departments have lately been examining the possibilities of glide time.
- He was a useless guy who would not get a glide time job with the Public Services.
- Glide-time, part-time work, and piece work could be constructively used to make the labour market more flexible.
- I have friends that used to work at Auckland Council and they said, with glide time, nothing was done all day.
- Motive or not, the evidence the ABCs are on self-imposed glide time is rather thin.
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