The phrase "a workweek of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration or amount of work that is expected or required within a standard workweek.
Example: "The project will require a workweek of dedicated effort from each team member to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "a week of work" or "a workweek's worth of".
Constant connectivity has made leaving the office a thing of the past, to the point of normalizing a workweek of 72 hours or more.
It requires employers to pay time-and-a-half for overtime work and to provide at least three vacation days a year, and it enshrines a legal workday of eight hours and a workweek of 40 hours, or 44 for live-in workers.
Officers have worked without a contract since July 1, when the impasse was reached over the officers' demands for a 9% salary increase over two years and a workweek of four 10-hour days.
Researchers from Penn State, the University of Crete, the University of Athens and the New York School of Medicine found that after a workweek of little sleep, sleeping in on the weekends doesn't seem to improve the performance of your brain.
In 1937 he sponsored the Black-Connery Bill, which sought to establish a national minimum wage and a maximum workweek of thirty hours.
As of 2000, the average dual-earner couple worked a combined 82 hours a week, while almost 15 percent of married couples had a joint workweek of 100 hours or more.
For the first time, domestic workers would have a set workweek of 40 hours -- 44 in the case of live-in workers -- and at least one day of rest a week.
For the study, researchers asked 95 employees to record all the breaks they took over the course of a workweek, which added up to a total of 959 breaks, or an average of two breaks per person each day.
We measured miR-222, miR-21, and miR-146a expression in blood leukocyte RNA on the first day of a workweek (baseline) and after 3 days of work (postexposure).
It was safe to say that out of the 5 days of a workweek, I spent 4 days weekly problem solving direct issues.
On the last day of a workweek, each volunteer provided urine samples, and all had detectable amounts of NNAL-Gluc.
