Flex Time definition

Flex Time means an alternate work schedule occurring in a workweek that is mutually agreed to by the Employee and his/her supervisor.
Flex Time means a process in which an employee’s hours are adjusted within the same work week. A work week is defined as the period of one hundred sixty-eight (168) consecutive hours beginning Sunday and ending on Saturday. Flex Time must have prior approval by the Supervisor.
Flex Time means time taken off hour-for-hour for excess time worked in the same pay period. Flex time is typically used by employees on alternate work schedules, flexible schedules, or FLSA exempt workers.

Examples of Flex Time in a sentence

  • And The Public Service Alliance of Canada Regarding Modified Hours of Work (Flex Time) The parties agree to establish a joint committee to review, discuss and, where deemed appropriate, recommend implementation of modified hours of work (flex time) for employees in departments not now covered by such a provision.

  • For Water Conservation and Engineering, the normal working hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Alternative Work Week: A 9/80 Flex Time schedule is available for employees who elect this option.


More Definitions of Flex Time

Flex Time means a work scheduling system which allows employees to alter their own work hours within parameters set by the appointing authority and with prior approval of the employee’s supervisor.
Flex Time means work schedules which do not comply with the standard work schedule for the Unit. Flex-time may include, but is not limited to, flexible schedules, job sharing and four-day work weeks.
Flex Time. An approved absence which: • is deducted from Flex Credits; • may include core time; and • may create a flex debit provided that this debit is not more than 10 hours at the completion of the pay fortnight.
Flex Time. Means the release from duty before the end of a shift, or permission to report late to start a shift. Any such scheduled flex time shall be for a specific number of hours which have been approved by the watch commander, or station supervisor, and specifically marked on time cards as negotiation flex time. Leave balances or a schedule adjustment may be used for this purpose.
Flex Time means an employer policy allowing individual employees some flexibility in choosing the time, but not the number, of their working hours to facilitate the use of alternative modes.
Flex Time. Time off credited at straight time to employees in exchange for time worked outside their normal schedules within a workweek of forty (40) hours or less.
Flex Time may occur based on a mutual agreement with the immediate supervisor to adjust the normal work hours. Flex time may not be used if the employee’s resulting work hours will exceed 40 in any work week.