Noun:

કાર્ય સપ્તાહ,

workweeks's Usage Examples:

retroactive to the return to work on July 31; six-hour workdays and 30-hour workweeks, and a union hiring hall managed jointly by the union and management –.

"Uber"s "9 billion IPO rests on drivers" 80-plus hour workweeks and a lot of waiting".

The law defines different standard workweeks, ranging from 45 to 72 hours, for various jobs and prescribes rest periods.

twenty-six workweeks of leave during a single 12-month period to care for a covered servicemember.

working conditions of medical residents often involved 80- to 100-hour workweeks.

There are no standard workweeks or regulations for specific working hours in Turkey; employers may arrange.

cents an hour with time-and-a-half for overtime beyond 54- to 64-hour workweeks, considerably higher than the 40- to 50-cents per hour in town and maybe.

least 46 hours for more than 60% of respondents; when crunch time occurs, workweeks of 60 to 80 hours, or in some cases, 100 hours or more, have been reported.

signing with the UFC, Culibao was full-time electrician doing 40-plus-hour workweeks with training on top.

Full-time workweeks:  Australia: approximately 38 hours  Belgium: 38 hours  Brazil: 40–44.

eligible, the employer must have had 50 or more employees in 20 or more workweeks in the current or preceding calendar year, or else must be a public agency.

Another Kansas City area company that thinks four-day workweeks make sense is Manion"s International Auction House Inc.

change from the current congressional practice of very short legislative workweeks and frequent long weekends allowing members more time in their districts).

Synonyms:

work time, week, calendar week,

Antonyms:

time off,