Sentence examples for working schedules from inspiring English sources

Firefighters and officers become accustomed to working schedules that compensate them for long days: they work three consecutive shifts and are given a few days off.

IN the last two decades, as working schedules became flexible, and even accounting firms, of all places, embraced the mantra of work-life balance (at least on paper), there was one unbending, tradition-bound profession: the law.

And perhaps we'll get one: because Ford's regime was fine in an era of plenty, when the country teemed with both-working-flat-out parents who had hardly a minute to call their own, and who desperately needed to mould their offspring to fit in with their busy working schedules.

There is no significant effect on the working schedules of self‐employed (column 5).

This paper extends previous literature on the impact of immigration by examining the effect on natives' working schedules.

Figure 1 plots the results of the experiments with different assignments of link quality and working schedules.

At China Market Research Group, we have analyzed the working schedules of hundreds of executives and found that working harder and longer does not make them more productive.

Tight budgets and working schedules make it easy to skip these, but in the long run it may take even longer to finish your work if you have not got seriously away from it from time to time.

As one may expect, there is no effect of immigrant concentration on working schedules in the public sector (column 2), though the share of natives working nonstandard hours in it is not negligible (see Figure 2).24 This result is probably because immigrants have less access to public sector jobs, which are often reserved for Italian citizens.

These expectations are a lot of times not compatible with working schedules.

Everything about their life revolves around the dog: nights out (or lack of), freelance working schedules, exercise.