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Whether it's flex time, work - from - home policies or ongoing education programs, there's plenty of evidence that more soft - edged approaches to managing your employees time can pay off big time for increased productivity and retention.

All of this is possible in Florida because of FLVS's Flex program, which allows students to attend part - time.

By looking at students who were declared ineligible for its Flex program in the most recent academic year because they had not attended public school in the year prior, FLVS was able to follow where those students went back to and create a counter-factual for what those students would do if they were not enrolled in a part - time public program.

For example, Popular Mechanics magazine called the cabin of the 2010 F - 150 «luxury - car quiet,» while the Los Angeles Times said the 2009 Ford Flex offers «deep - piled serenity and a cottony ambience, thanks to a soundproofing program that includes extensive use of acoustic glass.»

Anderson says some of the policies and programs that helped propel Drinker Biddle onto the list include compensation transparency, a 12 - week paid parental leave policy, flex - time and reduced - hours work options, and a strong women's leadership committee that includes the firm chairman.

It may be important to establish design constraints on the development of Flex Time JD models that satisfy other equity or policy considerations — for example, as part of Osgoode's Accessible JD Working Group, we considered as a point of departure that the cost model of Flex Time and full time JD programs be similar, so that neither group of law students is asked the «subdidize» the other, or may feel their Law School experience has been deemed more or less deserving of Law School resourTime JD models that satisfy other equity or policy considerations — for example, as part of Osgoode's Accessible JD Working Group, we considered as a point of departure that the cost model of Flex Time and full time JD programs be similar, so that neither group of law students is asked the «subdidize» the other, or may feel their Law School experience has been deemed more or less deserving of Law School resourTime and full time JD programs be similar, so that neither group of law students is asked the «subdidize» the other, or may feel their Law School experience has been deemed more or less deserving of Law School resourtime JD programs be similar, so that neither group of law students is asked the «subdidize» the other, or may feel their Law School experience has been deemed more or less deserving of Law School resources.

We observe that if a flexible legal program can meet the diversity, family status, ability, and financial accessibility needs of present and future lawyers, then a Flex Time JD has the potential to enhance both the accessibility and quality of legal education.

While a summer term can not in and of itself achieve the Flex Time goals, it represents an important incremental step toward a JD program better able to respond to diverse students interests and goals.

This model is distinct from a Flex Time cohort, where a program is designed and delivered specifically for a group of students expected to complete the program over a longer (or, shorter) period than three years.

Finally, to some, a Flex Time cohort within at least the First Year program will appear less a flexible or elastic model of legal education, but just a differently rigid option, with specific times and modes within which required courses must be taken — this is just as likely as the full - time model to work for some but not others in a diverse group of studeTime cohort within at least the First Year program will appear less a flexible or elastic model of legal education, but just a differently rigid option, with specific times and modes within which required courses must be taken — this is just as likely as the full - time model to work for some but not others in a diverse group of studetime model to work for some but not others in a diverse group of students.

Our point here is simply that a shift to Flex Time legal education likely will involve not only operational planning and academic community support, but also may be a catalyst for revisiting other premises and frameworks for how Law Schools structure, staff and budget for their academic programs.

If such options are designated only for Flex Time law students, moreover, this distinction may give rise to stigma or a «second tier» impression for Flex Time students, just as «night school» legal education in the US often is referred to as less rigorous and of lower quality than «day programs.»

The second Part of the paper moves from the existing models of legal education to consider one which has not yet been attempted in Canada and attempts to answer the calls for financially accessible legal education — a Flex Time JD program.

Osgoode's Flex Time Working Group of Faculty Council proposed just this month introducing first - ever evening classes into the First Year program at Osgoode (which already has a range of evening courses in the upper year program) and this proposal was unanimously adopted by Faculty Council as an incremental step toward broader Flex Time JD options.

Participants in the flex - time attorneys program work off - site and can choose their hours.

Under its new Amazon Flex program, the company pays workers between US$ 18 and $ 25 per hour to deliver packages to Prime Now customers, company spokesperson Kelly Cheeseman told the E-Commerce Times.

Part time and full time employees are also able to enjoy such perks as a 15 % employee discount, flex pay which assists with paying certain medical expenses, an employee stock purchase, profit sharing, a purchase program, which allows staff to purchase items from vendors set up with Walgreens at discounted rates and career connections, which allows staff to apply for district and corporate level positions.

ORLANDO — Consumers who pay their bills on time but can't come up with the funds to make a downpayment are applauding a recent city decision to participate in a Fannie Mae mortgage program called Flex Mortgage.