英語 での Hours worked の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Your team members can also use the reporting function to view their hours worked and use the information to create invoices. Simple.
However, a reduction in hours worked can be part of a long-term trend toward more leisure.
No real consistency on what days or hours worked from week to week.
Hours worked dropped 1% for men, 3% for married women and 5% for unmarried women.
In the household sector, overtime hours worked continued to increase, and new job offers remained firm.
Figure 2, which shows total hours worked divided by working age population, illustrates this point.
Over the same period, the total number of hours worked was up 1.1%.
Turning to the employment situation, overtime hours worked continues to increase and new job offers have also been increasing.
In FY 2018, at Oriental Land Co., Ltd., the average extra hours worked monthly amounted to 17 hours and 54 minutes.
To give more rigor to our meetings, we decided to define a metric for our productivity: average weekly hours worked.
In Germany, France, and lots of other major economies, hours worked per year are declining.
But her statements seem to divide the line between success and failure solely on the number of hours worked per week.
In the system for Japan with the shock added, hours worked responses to technology shocks become insignificant.
One big change, according to MacEwan, would be to determine eligibility not based on the number of hours worked in a year, but on a person's larger work history- say employment over the last five years.
Corporate profits are deteriorating, particularly in manufacturing, and the weakness in household income is becoming evident amid the decrease in the hours worked and the rise in unemployment.
Flexible” usually(as it does in Japan) means flexibility on the hours worked and tends to be used when workplaces are trying to be family friendly towards women.
Low hours worked, and low employment, do go hand in hand with high income, and are thus a sign of well-being as opposed to malfunction.
Ohanian, Raffo and Rogerson find that"taxes can account for much of the variation in hours worked both over time and across countries.".
As for the employment situation, overtime hours worked and new job offers are on a gradual rising trend. In addition, the number of employees, which covers various types of employees including non-regular employees such as temporary workers, appears to have gradually stopped declining.
The subjects are divisions involved in site work and their business partners, and the rate was calculated by applying the formula,"Number of work days lost÷ Total number of hours worked x 1,000.".