workweek การใช้

• Negative influences were a shorter average workweek and lower stock prices.
• Vendor lead times were little changed as the average workweek fell.
• The proposed law follows a campaign promise to shorten the workweek.
• A four-day workweek was part of the job package.
• The typical workweek exceeded 50 hours for many of our managers.
• The manufacturing workweek was unchanged, though factory overtime rose slightly.
• In 1998, 23 percent of all companies offered compressed workweeks.
• Fugate and several others advise making exercise part of the workweek.
• Workweeks fluctuate greatly, depending on the season and business needs.
• The shortened workweek comes into force for these firms next year.
• The 35-hour workweek was putting the brakes on activity,
• The workweek during most of the 19th century was 60 hours.
• The forty-hour workweek of public servants includes lunch time.
• There are also laws setting a maximum workweek and other limits.
• During the twentieth century, the average workweek has changed drastically.
• The idea of a four-day workweek isn't new.
• Plane trips at the end of a workweek are tedious.
• Vendor lead times rose, as did the average workweek.
• Striking truckers demand ever-shorter workweeks and ever-younger retirements.
• The strikers returned to work without salary increases or the shorter workweek.