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My only problem is that it means getting up earlier for work in winter. (I doubt work times will adjusted)
by anotheryou 8y ago
My only problem is that it means getting up earlier for work in winter. (I doubt work times will adjusted)
- zerr 8y agoWork without flex-time should be abolished as well.
- mort96 8y agoA store is open from 08:00. You have the first shift as a cashier. How would flex-time work in that situation?
- hyperman1 8y agoOur group has flex time, and we have a fixed time window where we provide support. We just talk to one another so there is always someone when there should be someone. I presume the general idea is, if we stop acting like adults, management would step in and write our schedules for us.
- walshemj 8y agoBit of an odd opinion on a forum inhabited 100% by professionals.
- anotheryou 8y agowhats unprofessional about it?
- chrisseaton 8y agoWhy do you think work times wouldn't adjust? You mean people would work 10-6 instead of 9-5 during the summer? Why?
- anotheryou 8y agoCurrently people work an hour later in winter (because of daylight saving time). If that's gone I'll have to get up as early in winter as I do in summer (and in winter in the dark and cold).
- chrisseaton 8y ago.....but so what? It'll say the same thing on the clock. You can go to bed at the same time so you get the same sleep. What difference do you think it'll make?
- anotheryou 8y agodarker and cooler