Examples of using Working week in English and their translations into Finnish
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The next wage round will be crucial, as it will also incorporate effects of the gradual introduction of the 35 hours working week.
This would overcome the opt-out clause under which this limit could be circumvented and the working week could reach 60 or 65 hours.
On the other hand, the rapporteur did not achieve a vote in favour of the amendment rightly proposing to reduce the working week to 45 hours.
I would like to stress that the Directive currently in force permits a 78 hour working week, a solution that benefits no one.
the party says it will cut the working week and raise the minimum… Source.
because the past working week is behind us, and there is another day ahead.
Yes In a provisional manifesto, the party says it will cut the working week and raise the minimum….
The Working Time Directive limits the working week to 48 hours,
Finally the Commission proposes that social partners agree to extend the reference period over which the average working week is calculated.
Therefore, it may be asserted that the possibility of opting out makes the restriction on the length of the working week meaningless.”.
The protracted phased implementation of the shorter working week has led to the existence of several wage minima,
It is a sign of reckless behaviour when the governments of these countries are going to introduce the 35- hour working week after all, as if the expected effects of ageing in the case of uncovered pensions systems are not disastrous enough in themselves.
Limiting the working week to 48 hours is an imperative that we have defended tooth
social protection, since the Directive currently in force allows Member States to authorise a working week of up to 78 hours.
The working week must not be any longer than the proposed 56 hours,
those tasks will be part of their working week so they will have less time to drive,
In the longer term, more varied working patterns will evolve: the"standard working week" may disappear,
I would particularly highlight the attempts to extend the average working week to 60 and 65 hours,
the full-time working week with fixed working days from Monday morning to Friday afternoon has become less
cutting their working week, their ability to work as they wish and ultimately cutting their