Sentence examples for for less work from inspiring English sources

Falling crime rates mean barristers are competing for less work.

They make for less work, and, when folded up, more space in your pack.

Inspired by American writer Ruth Stout, Dowding developed his own techniques for less work gardening in the early eighties.

Mr Chillah says many are embarrassed to ask senior employees about taking less pay for less work.

Criminal barristers, especially those newly qualified and anxious for work, and solicitors will be engaged in fighting for less work.

But the true cost will be to jobs and markets in a western labour market that continues to award more time off and more benefit for less work.

A 2002 survey by the Work In America Institute found 27percentt of non-union workers would take 10percentt less pay for 10percentt less work.

While a slower salon season might mean less customers and less money for workers, less work also means less exposure to dangerous toxins in nail salons, which can pose serious health risks for workers who are regularly exposed.

Some participants had changed stressful full-time work for less stressful work.

In Sato's formulation, the higher wages in larger, more expensive cities could induce women to substitute more market work for less household work, and possibly away from child quantity and more towards child quality.

Use your tray paper for its purpose: to make less work for the people who wipe them.