Document de travail du CEET, n° 204, mars 2021This working paper analyses the links between innovation and some flexible working time arrangements (part-time, non-stable hours, teleworking), as well as their consequences on workers’ satisfaction. A French matched employee-employer survey for 2017 (REPONSE), shows that an innovative workplace context increases the probability of working remotely, whereas it decreases the probability of working part-time (especially for the low-skilled) and has no significant effect on the stability of working hours. The paper also finds a positive link between teleworking and workers’ satisfaction, unlike non-stable hours for which the relationship appears negative. However, that link disappears when conside...