Noun:

କାର୍ଯ୍ୟ ଦିବସ |,

work day's Usage Examples:

W work days D day shift, 1st shift, early shift This shift often occurs from either 06:00 or 07:00.

overall failure, as it failed to deliver the nine-hour work day to most workforces and industries, but made a major mark in labour relations in Canada.

The Guardian claimed that after the slaves are bought for roughly US"250, the working conditions on those boats include forced labour with 20-hour work days, forced drug use, starvation and executions.

HistorySixteenth centuryIn 1593, Philip II of Spain established an eight-hour work day by a royal edict known as Ordenanzas de Felipe II, or Ordinances of Philip II.

DenmarkThe eight-hour work day was introduced by law in Denmark on 17 May 1919, after a year-long campaign by workers.

The Guardian claimed that after the slaves are bought for as little as £250, the working conditions on those boats included forced labor with 20-hour work days, forced drug use, starvation, and executions.

Time regularly spend at paid work on a single work day, cf.

recreate Alaskan exteriors on a studio backlot in California made for disagreeably hot work days.

agreement provided for a standard pay scale, an 8-hour work day, and time and a half for overtime.

An eight hour work day has it origins in the 16th century, but the modern movement dates back to the Industrial Revolution in Britain, where industrial production in large factories transformed working life.

United KingdomThe Factory Act of 1833 limited the work day for children in factories.

He was named chairman of a countywide committee on employment formed to help fight the present crisis in the unemployment situation, and he proposed that employees in all governmental departments as well as private business and industry should be given a five-day week, or a shorter work day, to meet the situation.

After several long work days, the Mission Control team felt the crew needed some downtime before the landing process began.

Synonyms:

procedure, investigation, aid, investigating, welfare work, lavation, activity, attention, busywork, housekeeping, operation, task, polishing, job, shining, heavy lifting, timework, care, tending, social service, mission, subbing, duty, make-work, loose end, wash, washing, spadework, substituting, action, nightwork, logging, unfinished business, service, undertaking, coursework, toil, missionary work, housewifery, labor, paperwork, project, housework, ironing, labour,

Antonyms:

inactivity, location, Heaven, divest, fire,