Executive Summary For years, workers have been searching for a way to balance their personal and professional lives. Finally, companies have implemented a solution for this problem, flexible work schedules. The impact flexible work schedule’s have had on organizations have been quite positive, benefiting both the employer and the employee. Such benefits include increase in productivity, employee retention, motivation, and a decrease in absenteeism, tardiness, stress, and turnovers. Companies that have successfully adopted this …showed first 75 words of 2659 total…

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