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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 3707
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subcommittee of the House of Delegates and the Senate,
sitting jointly, to Legislative Policy Committee study
the feasibility of adopting methods and procedures to
provide various kinds of university and college services
to the Legislature.
Approved May 17, 1977.
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No. 27
(House Joint Resolution 17)
A House Joint Resolution concerning
Flexitime
FOR the purpose of requesting that the Secretary of the
State Department of Personnel conduct a pilot study
to determine the feasibility of implementing a
flexitime program for State employees and to report
his findings to the General Assembly by a certain
date.
WHEREAS, Flexitime is a system whereby individual
workers are given some degree of freedom in determining
their own arrival and departure time within certain
limits; and
WHEREAS, Flexitime originated in Europe in the mid
1960's and has expanded in usage to thousands of public
and private organizations at the present time; and
WHEREAS, The potential benefits of instituting such
a system, such as reduction of sick leave and lateness,
improvement of employee morale and increased productivity
through more profitable utilization of work hours, appear
to outweigh potential inconveniences.; and
WHEREAS, Agencies of State Government such as the
Departments of Education, Health and Mental Hygiene and
Transportation lend themselves and appear to be receptive
to a pilot study of flexitime; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, That
the Secretary of the State Department of Personnel
conduct a pilot study in conjunction with State agencies
such as those enumerated above to determine the
feasibility of implementing a flexitime program for State
employees and report his findings to the General Assembly
on or before January 1, 1978; and be it further
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