Examples of using Working week in English and their translations into Spanish
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And only in 1967 were introduced five-day working week.
To establish additional leave for work on a continuous working week schedule;
A weekday or workday is any day of the working week.
During the working week, many of us spend more of our waking hours at the office than at home.
The first challenge when creating your schedule is to properly assemble the working week of your institution, because this step will be crucial for the remaining of the process.
Once we get your documents it takes us just one working week to prepare your Canadian tax return.
For a shorter working week, to share out the work with no loss of pay!
The average working week of women rose from 24.2 hours a week in 2005 to just under 25 hours a week in 2007.
Upon written request of an employee, a shortened working week may be applied to that employee.
Aside from this category of workers, a shorter working week is established for workers who have not reached the age of 18 and the disabled.
Any such work performed outside the normal working week will be compensated at double the overtime rate.
you need to calculate approximately 1 working week after reception of your payment.
Another related possibility is to spread the working week over five-and-a-half days,
There's no better way to end a hard working week and say hello to the so-awaited weekend than with some delicious cocktails!
The normal working week was still 38 hours
At the same time, the gap between the length of the working week of men and women is larger in rural areas than the gap among men and women in cities.
Wages are calculated on the basis of a 48-hours and 6 day working week according to the grades of the workers.
In other sectors a working week of between 37.5 and 36 hours was usual.
A 60-hour working week is commonplace for a senior lawyer and the disparity is unjustifiable.
based on a standard 60-hour working week, was GBP 1,008.