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In other cases, the desire for flexibility isn't so much about hours, but location.
It is demonstrated that the desire for flexibility may be justified for certain locations, but may be detrimental in others.
More men "opt-out" for a time, and more are expressing their desire for flexibility and more family time.
The conversation with Obama was brief, according to Varoufakis, who said that Obama expressed his desire for flexibility on all sides.
For example, our study found that employees have a deep desire for flexibility about where and when they work — and far higher engagement when they have more choice.
JUDITH STEIN Belfast, Me., July 9, 2013 To the Editor: Your insightful article about working mothers' desire for flexibility amid family responsibilities brings to mind an incident from the late 1990s.
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But some Senate Republicans have expressed a desire for more flexibility.
Maybe it's the desire for more flexibility in snowball fights.
The impetus for the proposal is the city's desire for greater flexibility in how the trade center site is rebuilt.
The groups are having follow-up meetings to address the issues that surfaced, like a desire for more flexibility in how work is organized, she said.
She indicated a desire for greater flexibility in tenant selection and building management than has been possible under Mitchell-Lama rules.
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