Flexible Working Hours
Today flexible work schedules have become the new normal for employers and employees. Approximately 76% of employees prefer flexible work schedules as an attractive incentive for improving satisfaction levels.
Flexible hours refer to giving employees the freedom of adjusting and choosing their working hours and days based on suitability.
Job needs, how the organization performs within its industry, and the employee’s preferences or demands influence flexible working hours. Working hours are agreed upon by both the employer and the employee.
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