The development by training can help people manage the balace better
Moreover, the Department of Trade and Industry (www.dti.gov.uk/work-lifebalance/what.html) identify—and indeed promote—a range of flexible work patterns. These patterns include the following forms of working hours: full time, part time, flexi-time, staggered hours, compressed working hours, shift swapping, annualised hours, job sharing, term time working, breaks from work, flexible and cafeteria benefits and temporarily reduced hours (V time working). The increasing amount of employment law, with extending rights for part time employees, adds reinforcement to the development of flexible work patterns that are the core of WLB.