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Exploring Employees' Perceptions of Flexible Working Hours and Their Impact on Productivity in a Saudi Arabian Organization

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Exploring Employees' Perceptions of Flexible Working Hours and Their Impact on Productivity in a Saudi Arabian Organization

M. Mohiya

Discover how flexible working hours can boost employee productivity in a Saudi Arabian organization. This innovative study by Mohamed Mohiya delves into employee perceptions and the factors influencing their productivity attitudes within a unique Middle Eastern context.

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Abstract
This study investigates the relationship between flexible working hours (FWH) and employee productivity in a Saudi Arabian organization. Using a qualitative methodology with triangulation (semi-structured interviews and document analysis), the research explores employee perspectives on factors related to FWH that influence their attitude toward productivity. The study addresses a methodological gap in existing literature by employing a mixed qualitative approach and contributes unique insights into the context of FWH in a Middle Eastern setting.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Mar 21, 2024
Authors
Mohamed Mohiya
Tags
Flexible Working Hours
Employee Productivity
Qualitative Methodology
Middle Eastern Context
Employee Perspectives

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