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Flexible Work Schedules
Compiled by Christina Matz-Costa
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Topic Page Advisor:
Patricia Raskin, Ph.D.
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A flexible work schedule is a type of flexible work arrangement that allows employees to vary the starting and stopping times of their work day depending on their differing needs. Sometimes called “flextime” or “flexitime,” this flexible work arrangement focuses exclusively on the work schedule and does not alter the location of work or the total number of hours worked.
Updated: August 2009
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Written Interviews available for this topic:
- Work-Life Fit and the Life Course, Vol. 11(9), September 2009
- Workplace Flexibility 2010, Vol. 11(7), July 2009
- What the Private Sector Can Learn From Government Flexibility Initiatives, A Transcript of a National Teleconference Sharing Information about Workplace Flexibility, July 2006
- Workplace Flexibility and Human Capital, July 2005, Vol.7(7)
- Flex-Options Lessons Learned: Sharing Best Practices (A Teleconference Transcript), September 15, 2005
- Gaining Access to Flexible Work Schedules, March 2005, Vol. 7(3)
- Striving for Flexibility, Diversity, and Balance: A Glance at Work-Life Issues in Norway, Fall 2003, Volume 5(3)
- Understanding the Policy Landscape of Workplace Flexibility, July 2004, Volume 6(3)
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