Sentence examples for less holidays from inspiring English sources

The private sector may be even less attractive due to poorer pensions, less holidays and less job security but most telling was the view that working for a profit meant a loss of a sense of purpose or that feeling of doing something worthwhile.

However, some senior physicians also work long hours and take less holidays because they feel guilty for taking days off in light of the shortage of physicians [ 5].

"They also offer less holiday and would cut the probationary period from nine to six months.

Consumer sentiment continues to be weak, and ports have been reporting that much less holiday inventory has been coming through their docks than expected.

Against this, the much-maligned French toil for 42.1 hours and relax for just 17 days; only Americans took less holiday (10.1 days).

The union has claimed that 203 trainers will receive five weeks less holiday and up to 260 more hours teaching a year than 182 of their colleagues.

So a three-game winning streak came to a halt, and the Knicks 11-177) lefthehe Garden with a little less holiday cheer, although their confidence remains firm.

If the government accepts these recommendations, workers in the UK could end up with less holiday leave and more unpaid hours if they're on call, while mums will have less time off work to care for their new baby.

A study by uSwitch has named the UK and Ireland as the worst places in Europe for quality of life, with both suffering from lower life expectancy, lower household income and less holiday entitlement than the rest of Europe.

"After a summer when sterling bought less holiday cash for trips to Europe, winter sun tourists can look forward to seeing their pounds stretch further in many of the most popular long-haul destinations," said Andrew Brown of Post Office Travel Money.

We work longer hours, with far less holiday and vacation time than our first world, european counterparts.