"accommodated working" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a flexible working arrangement, such as when an employee works from home or works different hours than the standard workday. For example, "The company has accommodated working by letting employees work from home two days a week."
Other innovative measures need to be explored within the health system such as active couple counselling, pregnant couple clinics and extending working hours to accommodate working men.
This might mean flexible schedules and more parental leave to accommodate working mothers.
We are open late four evenings each week and also on Saturdays to accommodate working women.
The programs train students in the same skills as an M.B.A. but are compressed and tailored to accommodate working professionals.
Yet to change the fabric of the prison estate so it can accommodate working conditions that mirror those on the outside would cost an unquantifiable fortune.
The changed dynamic — committees that are better organized, deadlines that are taken seriously, goals that are more ambitious, schedules that accommodate working parents — helped make many PTAs more comfortable for men.
Then, when our friends got pregnant, we largely learned to celebrate the birth and eulogize the career, because few employers (outside academia), as Slaughter points out, adequately accommodate working moms' needs, from breastfeeding to scheduling babysitters.
Some committee meetings are being held on Saturdays to accommodate working members and weekend residents, and committees are increasingly being headed by co-chairwomen, providing flexibility in scheduling and splitting the workload.
The suburbs have proved flexible enough to accommodate working mothers (though not without difficulty: Jena Hall's studio was usually crawling with toddlers, hers and her employees') as well as a great many different kinds of families and lifestyles.
Companies competing for highly educated workers -- and trying to retain women -- are falling over themselves to accommodate working parents.
