Flex time an arrangement where employees can choose which hours they work, subject to company approval.

弹性工作时间在公司同意的情况下，员工可以自由安排工作时间的工作制。

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Or giving up something like flex time or remote work in exchange for coming into the office every day for a little more money?

或是放弃诸如灵活工作时间或远程办公的机会，选择每日按时坐班来换取一些加薪？

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People who live to 150 will use their additional years for second and third careers, and we are likely to see a greater movement toward part-time and flex-time work.

活到150岁的人们将利用多出来的时间展开第二次、甚至第三次职业生涯。我们可能会更多地转向兼职工作或弹性时间的工作。

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But a company which does value employee contributions and invests in their development make become a more pleasant place to work when it offers employees perks like flex time, work from home, access to fitness centers in addition to fair compensation and benefits.

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For example, a large-scale survey conducted in Canada found that as work hours increased and flex-time arrangements became rarer over the last two decades, the percentage of respondents who rated themselves as highly satisfied with their lives plunged by 50% over the same period.

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Based on their parenting roles, some female business chiefs have sought to ease staffers' work-family conflicts by introducing perquisites such as "flex-time" and sick-child facilities.

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