Sentence examples for annual working time from inspiring English sources

Annual working time varies greatly across countries.

Annual working time per physician: 1750 hours.

Sensitivity analysis: It is unknown whether patients with a full or a partial disability pension would work 88.9% of the annual working time, if they would not receive any disability pension.

Combined with these performance simulation results, the annual working time of thermosyphon mode is also calculated for a small data center in Beijing.

The few studies analysing empirically the strength of trade unions and weekly or annual working time provide some, but certainly no conclusive evidence of a negative correlation (cf., inter alia, Burgoon and Baxandall 2004, Alesina et al. 2005, Faggio and Nickell 2007, Causa 2009, Berger and Heylen 2011, and Oh et al. 2012).

To estimate costs for medical staff, costs per minute were calculated according to the gross annual salary and mean annual working time of medical practitioners and medical technical assistants in Germany [ 29, 30].

- To determine nursing and midwife staffing needs (A) for service activities, the annual work time for each activity included in the workload (using 2011 annual statistics) was divided by the total available annual work time.

- The annual work time of each activity is the time spent performing the activity in one year, i.e., the duration of the activity multiplied by the total number of times the activity is performed in the year.

For the patients who reported absenteeism, the estimated mean annual work time lost due to psoriasis was 306 hours, corresponding to a mean cost of absenteeism of €6296 per year and a median cost of €2092 per year.

They'd dump rights on equal pay, working time, annual leave for agency workers, and on maternity pay, as fast as they could get away with it.

WISN calculations require four variables: (1) activity standards, (2) available working time, (3) annual workload data and (4) current staffing.