1. Plural of flexitime; systems or arrangements that allow employees to choose their own working hours within certain limits.
Usage: chiefly British; often used in workplace and HR contexts

Examples

• Many companies now offer flexitimes to improve work-life balance.
• Employees appreciate the flexitimes policy that lets them start work between 7 and 10 a.m.
• The HR department introduced flexitimes to reduce commute stress.
• With flexitimes, she could pick up her children from school without taking time off.
• Several departments have adopted flexitimes as part of their modernization efforts.