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FlexitimeHomeworking Part-time workJob-sharing

This is a type of part-time working. A full-time job is usually divided between two people who work at different times, although there may be a changeover period. A scheme that allows employees choose when they start and finish work, within certain limits agreed with employers. Found in industries such as clothing, footwear, motor, printing, plastics, engineering, electronics, knitwear, childcare and “the professions”; workers have more flexibility in location. Traditional divisions of labour are being broken down, to a certain extent

Self-employment Gender roles

Employees who work only some of each day or week An individual who operates a business or profession as a sole proprietor, partner in a partnership, independent contractor, or consultant.