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Flex Time
The implementation of flex time improves employee morale and productivity, and ultimately increases public satisfaction. Employees benefit from flex time by enjoying more flexible childcare and travel arrangements, among other benefits. As a result, employee morale increases, resulting in decreased job turnover, absenteeism, and increased productivity. Flex time can also help employers better utilize equipment and resources. Improved employee morale results in happier and more accommodating employees, ultimately reflected in greater customer satisfaction.
There are many reasons that employees desire a flex time policy. Primarily, flex time allows employees to effectively balance work and life. This includes arranging for child care, and coordinating schedules with a working spouse. Flex time allows individuals to better accommodate for activities like parent teacher meetings, doctor's and dentist's appointments, and personal health issues.
Further, flex time allows employees who drive to work to avoid traffic...
Flex time can also allows employees to participate in car pooling arrangement.
Certainly, flex time likely results in improvements in employee morale. Employees who perceive that their employer is flexible and has employee best interests at heart likely have a greater sense of job satisfaction, and better morale. An employee whose personal life is better organized, thanks to flex time (including improved childcare and travel arrangements) is much more likely to be happy at work.
Accordingly, flex time offers many benefits to the employer, which may not be initially obvious. Improvements in employee morale that result from flex time have many spin-off benefits to the employer. Increases in job satisfaction and morale are likely to result in decreases in job turnover, and increases in productivity. Further, improved employee morale is likely to result in less employee absenteeism and improvements in working relationships…
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