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Compressed Workweek Success Factors  


Compressed workweeks require some adjustment for both the manager and the employee.  Here are some things to consider:

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  Appropriate Schedules
•  Nature of the Job
•  Backup for Managers
•  Communication

•  Core Time
•  Accessibility on a "flex" day
• 
Flexibility
•  Ability to Work Longer Days


Federal and state wage and hour laws may affect implementation of compressed workweeks for non-exempt employees.  If you're a non-exempt employee wanting a compressed workweek or the manager of such an employee, talk to your HR representative.

 


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