Sentence examples for ordinary work hours from inspiring English sources

Australian residents receive four weeks of paid annual leave based on their ordinary work hours.

Sick leave was defined as full-time (not working), part-time (working 75%-25%-25%ordinary work hours) or none (working ordinary work hours), and AD medication was dichotomised into users and non-users.

In night shifts, the majority of the working hours take place between 22 00 and 6 00. 2 In 2012, 33.2% of the workers in Norway reported working outside ordinary work hours, that is, outside Monday to Friday from 6 00 to 18 00. 3 The same survey also showed that 15% reported working night shifts occasionally or regularly.

Regular supervision was also one component in a large study examining the effectiveness of strength training [ 9] in which the participants performed the training at their workplace and during ordinary work hours (i.e., the design eliminated some common reasons why people do not exercise [ 21, 38]).

Work outside ordinary working hours is sometimes compensated by an 'extra hours allowance'.

The majority of staff members interviewed argued that they work more than ordinary working hours, but said that only a small minority have the privilege of receiving the 'extra hours allowance'.

The percentage of the woman's ordinary working hours was used as an estimate of degree of return to work.

On one of the most contentious issues, out of hours pay, the proposal to reclassify Saturdays and weekday evenings as ordinary working hours, with no extra pay, has been amended slightly,  Junior doctors will work an average 40 to 48 hour week, with a new 72 hour limit on any week, Mr Hunt said.

Moreover, compensation was given for activities that, from the managers' perspectives, were part of the physicians' ordinary work obligations and were performed during the physicians' normal working hours.

Outside of the worlds of pathology and brilliant achievement, we also see obsession everywhere: people who do so-called "ordinary" work and then rush home to cook super-elaborate dinners, do hours of exercise, or watch box sets.

What is more likely is that ordinary people, finding better things to do with their lives, will shorten their work hours on their own when they are able to afford it, gradually choosing to "buy back" their lives.