Job Sharing Training for Managers and Employees

Setting Up Job Sharing

4. One sharer works 3½ days (28 hours per week) and the other work 1½ days (12 hours per week).

This schedule allows sharers to:

		A.	work together collaboratively on projects.
		B.	have time for school, family or other personal commitments.
		C.	provide a career development opportunity for someone available to work only three afternoons a week.