Significados de working weeks en inglés

It has also cut costs, slashed salaries and implemented four-day working weeks.

Other measures to reduce staffing costs include offering shorter working weeks.

What's more, Ireland has one of the shortest working weeks in the EU.

Furthermore, countries with shorter working weeks consistently top gender-equality rankings.

The countries with the biggest disparities in wealth are precisely those with the longest working weeks.

The green growthers The idea of shorter working weeks and green growth is starting to gain traction.

It cost £1,200 and took nearly two and a half working weeks.

Professor Colin McKenzie of Tokyo's Keio University discusses a study which shows workers over 40 need shorter working weeks.

There was always Monday: in a world of working weeks it was the one thing you could depend on.

Many delivery drivers also reported a lack of insurance cover and sick pay and 40-hour-plus working weeks, Fairfax reports.

Nominations open today and will close on Friday, January 19th, leaving candidates two working weeks to put their names forward.

Five-day working weeks and business breakfasts will soon be things of the past - and he says he has no regrets.

We have longer holidays and shorter working weeks than the US and have been told that we're lagging behind in productivity.

Employees in Ireland had one of the shortest working weeks in the European Union last year, according to a Eurofound survey published today.

They are now back to full working weeks, even doing double shifts in some cases; the demand for Irish mattresses is that great.

Jetstar staff were requesting more rest breaks, a guaranteed 12-hour break between shifts and 30 hour working weeks.