The phrase "flexible working conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to situations in which an employee is allowed to choose their own working hours and the amount of work they do. For example, "The company offered me flexible working conditions, so I don't have to always work nine to five."
Family-friendly measures and more flexible working conditions, including part-time work, should be considered to that effect [ 44].
And how can we ensure working parents have access to affordable childcare and flexible working conditions so the combination of a career and a healthy family life becomes an attainable goal for all, and not just the wealthy.
No one imagines this will be easy, but an incremental shift would leave time to put compensating measures in place – a higher minimum wage, more training, flexible working conditions and a gradual trade-off between pay increments and working time.
If women who return to full-time work are more likely to return in female-dominated occupations and flexible working conditions are more likely in female-dominated occupations, then this could explain our findings.
Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts highlighted research showing employers can reap benefits from allowing their staff more flexible working conditions.
Germany, the strongest economy on the continent, gives some pointers, both in its education and in its flexible working conditions.
Flexible hours, good working conditions and sexual pleasure were among the most regularly cited positive aspects of sex work.
Flexible hours, good working conditions, and sexual pleasure were among the most regularly cited positive aspects of sex work.
Professionals demand new and better working conditions: flexible schedules, the possibility of part-time work in certain periods and of vacation time in segments.
More SMEs are embracing flexible working and working from home.
I can work flexible working hours at my workplace c.
