Between us & our readers there yawns an abyss of workdays.
· 80 million: the number of workdays estimated being lost each year to stress, depression and anxiety.
The inspectors determined that the omissions were deliberate; in 108 instances, they said, the plant had failed to report an injury or underreported the number of workdays an employee missed.
According to the New York office of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the rate of workdays lost there to injury and illness has been less than half the average for construction sites.
But your fare per ride with the 30-day card would increase to somewhere between $1.84 and $2.03, depending, again, on the number of workdays in the 30-day period.
According to the mine safety agency, the rate of workdays lost to nonfatal accidents at the mine was more than double the national average for each of the past two years.
As the number of workdays left on the Congressional calendar start to dwindle with the approach of a long summer break for the Democratic and Republican national conventions, Republican leaders of the House and Senate say they also intend to begin tackling the 13 individual spending bills that finance government agencies.
I'd already denied my daughter, who was thumping around upstairs with the cumulative weight of ten daughters, and the next day was Friday, T.G.I.F., end of the week, the slimmest of workdays, when just about everybody alive thinks about slipping out early.
Overall, an almost indiscernible less than.005% of workdays were lost to strikes and lockouts.
It is also important to consider your quality of life, including commutes and length of workdays.
In the population aged 18-65 years (effectively the working population), estimated disability from migraine was 0.98%, with 1.4% of workdays lost, and from pMOH was 0.59%, with 0.53% of workdays lost.
