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core time

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noun

  1. See flexitime

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Asked about other Minit spinoffs or sequels in the future, Nijman and Calis say they aren’t yet ruling out future works — or as Nijman called it, a “Minit cinematic universe” — using the game’s pixel art style or its core time constraint.

From The Verge

The producers Shonda Rhimes and Katie McGrath, core Time’s Up members, said in a statement that the group’s mission to dismantle “a very damaged culture” was unchanged.

From New York Times

In one form of the plan, company doors are open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m., and factory or office workers can come in any time they like, provided that they are around for "core time," from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and they put in a 40-hour week.

From Time Magazine Archive

Plans vary, but the basic idea is that employees can arrange their own work hours around a "core" time.

From Time Magazine Archive