Sentence examples for longer weeks from inspiring English sources

Another closely watched gauge will be whether businesses are asking employees to work longer weeks.

"The fact we are not in it will allow us longer weeks to prepare for league games.

Do you think shorter days and longer weeks are more conducive to learning, or do schoolchildren benefit from having a midweek break?

The employees in the "enhanced care" group not only worked longer weeks than those in the other group but also demonstrated greater job retention.

It would also require changing the contracts for city workers: making them stump up bigger health-care contributions and work longer weeks, with less overtime.Mr Bloomberg probably knows this, and his tactics perhaps deserve the benefit of the doubt.

Americans tend to overestimate how many hours they work in a typical week by about 5 to 10 percent, according to study published in a Labor Department journal, with the biggest exaggerators being people who work longer weeks.

Second, the time allotted to complete the Skill Builders in the summer sample was significantly longer (Mdn=13 weeks) than the academic year sample (Mdn=1.2 weeks), U 0), p<.0001.

It just takes much longer (think weeks) and more computer expertise.

Fewer job losses and longer work weeks would be strong signs the recession was ending.

Boomers in the 55 to 64 range took a little longer — 52.4 weeks in December of 2012 versus 52.4 the year before.

In an electronic age, messages to and from service members no longer take weeks to be delivered.