Sentence examples for workdays from from inspiring English sources

Lost workdays from migraine (6.3%) and pMOH (7.4%) translated to 1.4% and 0.53% respectively, which together represented a loss of workforce capacity of 1.93%, and this huge economic burden would be reflected in national productivity and gross domestic product (GDP).

It is noteworthy that excess lost workdays from these two risk factors was 50% greater in 2007 than in 1982 (figure 2), as productivity improvements that might have accrued from reduced smoking were more than offset by the steep increase in obesity prevalence.

We were discussing decreasing the workday from 16 to 12 hours.

Managers at private companies are also alarmed about a proposed reduction in the workday, from eight hours to six.

"This would mean reducing the workday from 16 to 12 hours," she writes in a letter from prison that was released on Monday.

He rides his Vespa through the midsection of Los Angeles every sunny workday, from his home in manicured Hancock Park to the Paradigm Agency's offices in Beverly Hills.

Not surprisingly, it changes every part of the medical workday, from where you sit and what you do to which glasses you wear to work.

The market is a grimy place, where Somalis born with dark brown skin turn completely black during the workday from the dusk of the coal.

On a typical workday from 3 a.m. to 2 p.m. he served 500 cups of coffee at 60 cents each to the regulars he called "family".

Mr. Martinez of Rao's said the staff had agreed to a reduction in the workweek from 5 days to 4, and in the workday from 8 hours to 6, just to save all their jobs.

According to a Tuesday report in Bloomberg/Businessweek, one global market research firm estimates that the government shutdown "cost $1.6 billion last week in lost economic output" and "the office closures are now draining an average of $160 million each workday from the $15.7 trillion economy".