Working four shifts of ten hours each instead of five shifts of eight hours each is known as which of the following?
A) flextime
B) constant employment
C) part-time status
D) flexible workweek
E) flexwork

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Working four shifts of ten hours each instead of five shifts of eight hours each is known as a flexible workweek. Flextime refers to a work schedule that allows employees to choose their starting and ending times, constant employment refers to working the same number of hours every day or week, part-time status indicates working less than full-time hours, and flexwork is a general term for any type of flexible work arrangement.

Working Four Shifts of Ten Hours Each Instead of Five