Sentence examples for better working hours from inspiring English sources

In the end, the workers lost the strike for a shorter working week although better working hours were slowly introduced by employers.

It might include soft incentives such as better working hours, more supportive work environments, more opportunities for self-actualisation and more interesting design of jobs.

Dr Anish Kotecha, a GP in Cwmbran, told BBC Radio Wales that many doctors go into general practice to have better working hours and are often reluctant to work nights or weekends.

Studies comparing doctors from Norway and Germany found significantly higher job satisfaction among Norwegian doctors which was attributed to better working hours, higher salary, and more control over clinical work in Norway (41, 43).

Any blackfella that stood up and said, 'I want to have better pay,' – or any pay at all, or better rations, better working hours.

On 13 May, to the astonishment of both students and government, the French trade unions had called for a general strike for more pay and better working hours and conditions.

Why don't we stick with that average, but just share it out better? Working fewer hours a week would mean we could spend more time looking after each other, and if men worked less, maybe we couldn't get away with depending so much on the women in our lives to care for those we love.

Would anyone really prefer fewer hours of paid work over more and better-paid working hours?

Over the past century these have included better working conditions, shorter working hours, an expanded public sector that gave us better jobs and care, democratically controlled housing and free education.

Resilient physicians were found to better control their working hours and schedules, which was the strongest predictor of life-work balance [ 34].

Go on strike for better working conditions and hours.