A Flexible Working Policy refers to the schedule which allows employees to start and finish their workday when they want. This means that employees can come to work earlier or later than the set hours.
This Flexible Working Policy contains the following sections: 1. Introduction 2. What is Flexible Working 3. Types of Flexible Working A. Annualized Hours B. Compressed Hours C. Flextime D. Home-Working E. Job-Sharing F. Overtime G. Part-Time Working H. Term-Time Working 4. Eligibility 5. Trailing New Working Arrangements 6. Varying an Employee’s Contract 7. Complaints and Further Information |
Jurisdiction |
This Policy is intended for use in the United Arab Emirates. |
Before Execution |
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