flexible schedule
/ˈflɛksɪbəl ˈʃɛdʒuːl/A work schedule that allows employees to adjust their hours or location within certain limits
Many companies now offer flexible schedules to improve work-life balance.
This helps employees manage personal commitments while meeting work requirements.
With a flexible schedule, I can attend my child's school events during the day.
This arrangement allows parents to balance career and family responsibilities.
Flexible schedules often include remote work options, compressed workweeks, or variable hours.
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💡Pro Tip
Negotiating Flexibility
When discussing flexible schedules, propose specific arrangements (e.g., 'I'd like to work 4 10-hour days') to show professionalism.
⚡Gold Rule
Clarity
Always confirm expectations with your manager about availability during core hours.
📖Word Origin
From 'flexible' (able to bend without breaking) + 'schedule' (a plan of times for activities)
📝Usage Notes
Common in modern workplaces, especially for remote or hybrid roles. Often includes core hours when all employees must be available.