The phrase "busy work week" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a week filled with a lot of tasks or activities, often implying that the work is demanding or hectic.
Example: "I have a busy work week ahead, with meetings scheduled every day and multiple deadlines to meet."
Alternatives: "hectic work week" or "packed work week."
She also made time, in a busy work week, for various younger nieces and nephews.
It was a warm, golden time I looked forward to every week, filled with hugs, love and laughter as 15 of us stopped to catch our breath at the end of a busy work week.
Afternoon games are geared for the busy mother who cannot get out evenings, Friday night for the regular bingo player ready for a night off after a busy work week, midnight games for the shift worker and occasional insomniac and Sunday games for the family.
The entire box is designed to batch cook in under 90 minutes over the weekend, leaving the fridge stocked with six grab-and-go lunches that are ready for the busy work week.
Your busy work week will thank you. 6. Hard-boiled eggs.
During a busy work week, or in the throes of an important project, it's easy to lose sight of what really drives employee well-being.
But principals disliked the program, which had initially been mandatory, required eight Saturdays a year on top of busy work weeks, and offered little of value, according to Clarice Berry, president of the Chicago Principals and Administrators Association.
Cameron will say: "Back in October, I said I wanted to make it easier for people to get appointments that fit in around a busy working week and family commitments.
The main reasons the teachers gave for being a postgraduate teacher were: witnessing the trainees' personal development, feeling a member of a guild and a welcome diversion in a busy working week in their own practice.
Adding to the economic glow, the average work week in manufacturing in November was 42.7 hours -- almost three hours overtime -- which matches February 1995 for the busiest work week in Westchester.
Both groups were equally willing to avoid after-hours work and busier working weeks, and valued longer consultation times.
