Timeclock Tyranny Isn't So Absolute

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The topic of flexible work schedules typically comes up in discussions of mothers who need to juggle job and family. It’s then treated in a way that would make you think most workers punch timeclocks at rigidly fixed hours. In reality, flexible schedules are common, as a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics confirms. And men are a bit more likely than women to have one. Using data from May 2004 on full-time wage and salary workers, the report says 28.1

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