Womenomics: Does Flextime Work?
"GMA" wants to hear from you about balancing work and family.
June 2, 2009 — -- In a recent Monster survey, 89 percent of employees said flextime is key when evaluating a new job, but only about half of human resources professionals polled consider such programs important.
Flextime allows employees to work more flexible hours than a traditional work week schedule. For instance, an employee may choose to work four ten hours days instead of five eight hours days.
It's an issue tackled in Claire Shipman and Katty Kay's new book "Womenomics."
What are you thoughts on flextime? Does flextime work? Is it fair to employees who work traditional hours?
"Good Morning America" wants to hear your view on this subject.
Let us know what you think by filling out the form below and click here to read an excerpt from "Womenomics."
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