Sentence examples for cutting work time from inspiring English sources

Don Redfield, a 50-year-old construction worker who lives in Carneys Point, N.J., gives this example of new technology in the workplace: a rotating laser level, which throws a beam in a circle and "gives us a grade instantly," has replaced the old string and stakes, cutting work time by 75percentt.

"The Conservatives are cutting jobs, cutting help for childcare, cutting working tax credit that makes work pay and even cutting support for buses".

Astronauts and researchers working from the MBC itself could also have direct access to Mars via rovers and other vehicles and sensors on the planet's surface, increasing their ability to study and cutting down on work time and degraded data.

Try to control the conversation so that you don't get trapped for a lengthy amount of time and it ends up cutting into your work time.

A number of concerns have been able to cut down working time to say 36 hours, but they get the same effective work time by cutting out organ ized coffee breaks.

In particular, the target function takes into account the following objectives: cutting time, work-piece surface finish, tool wear rate and vibration mitigation in general.

To compare canal transportation among the groups, cutting efficiency and working time, Kruskal- Wallis and Mann–Whitney U-tests were used at a confidence interval of 95%) [SPSS, version 19.0 (IBM Corporation, USA)].

Outside the sugar plantations, there are very few jobs in Chichigalpa, so like many CKD sufferers Walter used a fake ID and went back to work cutting cane – this time in a "ghost team" for an ISA subcontractor.

Work during work time.

It reverses a decades-old French tradition of progressively cutting the time people spend in work: François Mitterrand lowered the retirement age from 65 to 60 in 1983.

New figures show that original estimates that assumed time on trains was wasted are wrong: people work on trains, so cutting journey time can't be counted in as a productivity gain.