Despite efforts to stabilize employment through short-time work, or more generally through reduced working hours, there have also been job losses in the German labor market.
In the following excerpt a surgeon expresses concerns about the quality of surgical training, as reduced working hours have inadvertently resulted to reduced surgical experience.
The most admired Victorian legislation reduced working hours.
Fiji's tourism bureau said today that more than 80percentt of workers in the hotel industry, nearly all of them indigenous Fijians, were earning less pay because they have been put on sharply reduced working hours.
He said a healthy lifestyle would always reduce a person's risk of premature death, but that other interventions, such as stress management courses, job redesign or reduced working hours, could help the most vulnerable.
If a business tells a newspaper it reduced staff or reduced working hours that almost certainly is the truth.
During Ramadan, eating and drinking in public during daylight hours is forbidden in Qatar, while many government offices and businesses also operate on substantially reduced working hours.
Nonetheless, given the benefits of reduced working hours on the safety and mental health of house staff, as well as the drawbacks of excessive fatigue, it is clear that reduced working hours for trainees are here to stay.
The average RA-related absenteeism over the last 14 days was 22.31 (SD, 26.51) hours of which sick leave accounted for 3.67 (16.06) hours and the remainder represented reduced working hours (see Table 2).
The doctor in the following excerpt was the only interviewee who expressed concerns about her teaching practices and a need for adjustment to the new reality of reduced working hours and shorter medical training.
According to Kleven, the gender gap is driven in roughly equal parts by reduced wages, reduced working hours and a higher likelihood of leaving the workforce.
