Sentence examples for for less working from inspiring English sources
Or you might be needing more time with your family (in this case you should ask for less working hours).
They make for less work, and, when folded up, more space in your pack.
Criminal barristers, especially those newly qualified and anxious for work, and solicitors will be engaged in fighting for less work.
Mr Chillah says many are embarrassed to ask senior employees about taking less pay for less work.
Inspired by American writer Ruth Stout, Dowding developed his own techniques for less work gardening in the early eighties.
The calculation that Keynes made was that, if we got more money for less work, then we would want to work less.
In other words, Europeans get more services (and better outcomes) for less work, while Americans get fewer services for more work.
Our analysis pointed out that these contracts may allow for less work to be done in the initial period information that was also denied us.
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.
At £66,396 a year a backbencher's pay is two and a half times the average salary; yet it is less than the ablest would earn, for less work, outside Parliament.
