Sentence examples for workdays a year from inspiring English sources

He criticized the union and the arbitrators for blocking that change, which would have cut the workday by 20 minutes in return for 10 more workdays a year.

Treatment in the U.S. costs over 3 billion $US and the loss of over 2 million workdays a year [ 6].

Did you know that this slight edge, an hour a day, adds up to more than 200 hours or 25 to 30 eight-hour extra workdays in a year?

By the end of the day, as has been the case every workday for more than a year, 800 to 900 passports will be issued to a multitude of Colombians eager to leave a country that has become one of the world's most lawless and violent.

Additionally, low back injuries result in an estimated 149 million lost workdays per year and an additional $28 billion in productivity losses [ 6].

It is estimated to cause 200 million lost workdays each year at a cost of $17 billion to $44 billion for employers.

"SPRING FORWARD" A year in the workday partnership of a young ex-con (Liev Schreiber) and an imminent parks department retiree (Ned Beatty).

The draft calls for giving the city's 24,000 police officers a 14percentt raise over two years, and in exchange, the police would work 10 more days a year, although their workday would be cut by 20 minutes.

Obesity is associated with 39 million lost workdays and 63 million additional doctor visits a year, the group says.

In an English study of 2003, an estimated 5.7 workdays per year was missed by migraineurs working or attending school [8].

For example, poor working people with chronic lymphatic filariasis in Orissa, India lose an average of 68 workdays per year (19% of their work year), and spend an average of US$8.70 per year for treatment of their condition [ 9], much more than the per capita health expenditure by the national health services.