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Flexitime, sometimes also called flextime, is a working schedule which allows employees to choose when to start and end their workday, and/or how long to take their break for, within agreed limits set by management. (SPICA Group)

Staff work at the council to a "flexitime system" which means they take breaks at different times and if they go out to buy a sandwich they clock in and out by swiping their cards. (Reuters)

Flextime is a flexible hours schedule that allows workers to alter their workday and decide/adjust their start and finish times. (Wikipedia)

Union body says flexible working - including job shares and flexitime - should be offered to many more workers. (The Independent)

"For instance, some professionals are able to pick what time they start and finish work, so long as they work certain core hours, known as flexitime." (HR Magazine)