Sentences with phrase «because of its flexible schedule»

For example, you qualify for a post but couldn't accept the offer because of its flexible schedule.

Not exact matches

It is true that some employees are not capable of working a flexible schedule because, to them, «flexible» means «not working.»
The working schedule is not officially controlled and can in fact be quite flexible, because much of this time takes the form of assistance to one's supervisor.
We offer a very flexible volunteering schedule because animals need care every day (and night) of the week.
For instance, Arnold & Porter was included on this year's list because it offers 18 full paid weeks of birth or adoption leave, flexible schedules, $ 10,000 in adoption aid, and «excellent subsidized childcare.»
As this article, from Working Mother magazine describes, law firms are more willing to accommodate flexible schedules these days — not necessarily out of noble motives, but because it's financially expedient to do so.
When you say I need a flexible schedule because I need kid pick up or take care of a parent... Not that those aren't important at all.
Perhaps that's starting out working from home one day a week, or having more of a flexible schedule on Fridays because that may be a slower day in the office.
While employers see the benefits of working remotely and providing flexible work schedules, many choose not to provide these benefits because of the management and cultural challenges they can create.
Cashiering is a very popular profession amongst students and recent graduates because it provides convenient scheduling and flexible hours required of those with other obligations.
Achieved project deadline by managing / scheduling / leading contracted construction crew with a flexible staff of 25 personnel, working extended hours for months, and influencing equipment vendor to subcontract 40 % of work (because of drastic delivery delays).
The schedule is flexible and the royalties can go on indefinitely, until the parenting coordinator is removed (but not «for cause» because this would have to be based on criteria of success that largely is unable to be established).
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