Examples of using Working week in English and their translations into French
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the gap between the length of the working week of men and women is larger in rural areas than the gap among men
The normal working week in New York shall remain five days of eight and one-half hours(eight hours
there is an overall trend for a move towards a 40-hour normal working week, although there are still many workers working much longer hours.
if parties do not agree otherwise, a working week shall not exceed 41 hours,
trade union efforts had achieved limited success with a reduction of only 48 minutes in the duration of the working week, from an average of 45.9 to 45.1 hours Guillemard 2000.
A draft new Labour Code has not been prepared under which the number of hours in the working week has been reduced to 40 in line with the requirements of ILO Convention No. 52.
even a normal working week not including overtime,
Article 91 of the Code stipulates a shorter working week of 24 hours for children aged up to 16 and of 36 hours for those aged 16 to 18.
A shorter working week, not exceeding 36 hours,
This right is guaranteed by laying down the length of the working day and working week, by providing for weekly rest days
The partial working day or the partial working week is set with the agreement of the employee and the employer, in accordance with
Accordingly, the maximum“working week” for most workers went down, firstly to 45 hours a week
The working week was limited to 40 hours
The Law on Transferring to a Five-day Working Week was adopted on 4 December 1997 by the State Great Hural,
including an attractive salary structure, a 36-hour working week, parental leave,
including an attractive salary structure, a 36-hour working week, parental leave,
The full-time working week is 37
Wages and benefits paid for a standard working week meet, at a minimum,
The normal working week is 48 hours
This is a really significant move away from the previously dominant 48-hour working week in most countries, and towards the 40-hour working week which has existed in many developed countries for a long time.