This arrangement gives agents more flexibility to set their own commissions, since they don't have to get approval from a manager, Ms. Braddock said, though she stressed that Rutenberg does not consider itself a "cutting commissions" firm.
Since the current recruitment problems vary greatly between different districts and between different specialisms, there is a strong case for giving hospital managers and school governors much more flexibility to set pay levels.
On the administrator side, Groups gives users more flexibility to set up groups without relying on admins for support.
The labs should also have more flexibility to set their own spending priorities, charge fees for the use of their facilities, and develop broader entrepreneurial partnerships with industry, the report asserts.
While empathy for parental struggles was a common thread, these kinds of accommodations were primarily the purview of home-based providers, who had more flexibility to set the rules than center-based administrators, who may have to answer to their boards of directors or supervisors.
The reform makes no direct reference to the 35-hour week, a totem of the labor code, though it hands firms more flexibility to set pay and working conditions.
People who operate in this field also tend to have more flexibility to set their own work hours as clients are more likely to wait for the service.
Compared with a corporate enterprise, for example, nonprofits may offer more flexibility in setting and achieving goals, establishing benchmarks, and setting strategies for meeting the organization's mission.
It wants Congress to give it more flexibility in setting prices.
Earlier this summer, the Universal Music Group, owned by Vivendi, said it would not renew its contract with iTunes because it wanted more flexibility in setting prices.
