flexitimer

noun

flexitimer

noun

Etymology From flexitime + -er.

1

One who works on a flexitime arrangement.

The three young flexitimers tended to stroll into the office around midday, and then worked Saturdays, often Sundays too. The weekend as a distinct category of the week was irrelevant to them, anachronistic[…]2012, Tim Pears, Blenheim Orchard, page 59:

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