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Patterns for flexible working practices before the GED is a concept that consists of three components, all of them employees at the center. The first component focuses on attracting and retaining women as a major source of labor. The second element Quality of family life caused by work / family conflict. And the third element in unmet need for flexibility in relation to a group of employees who will become women. And Children
First, in relation to the location and retention of women, it was argued that the practice flexible working to enable women to integrate work and responsibility. Take care of them, and especially at part-time work to enable mothers to care for young children and continuing to work to pay. The argument is reflected in the decrease significantly in full-time labor force participation rate for women aged 25-34. A year ago, in line with last year's party, and the increase in part-time work18. But as a result of access to women working part-time in increasing numbers. (As of November 2008, 45 percent of employed women work in part-time basis19), it is clear that there are drawbacks to hide. These disadvantages include lack of quality time work20 and limited access to managerial roles in basis21 time. The negative of these reflect a fundamental paradigm that is the norm or principle mode of operation also. It is full-time (only 15 per cent of people working on a part time as at August 200 822) and the work culture is not written that employees are expected to work beyond the hours of full-time (Australian Institute estimated that in the year. 2009 full-time employees work an additional 70 minutes.
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