Sentence examples for workweek in from inspiring English sources

The State of Utah introduced a four-day workweek in 2008.

The 10th, which measures the average workweek in manufacturing, was unchanged, it said.

In one period in 1862, the average workweek in a Manchester factory was eighty-four hours.

In addition, French workers are working fewer hours since a law inaugurated a 35-hour workweek in January 2000.

But when France mandated a 35-hour workweek in 2000, businesses complained of reduced competitiveness and increased hiring costs.

"The 4-Hour Workweek," in an updated edition published in 2009, was by contrast No. 328 in books and 2,723 in Kindle.

This problem began with the decrease in residents' workweeks in the 1980s.

In November, the average workweeks in the construction and manufacturing industries dropped to their lowest levels since 1997.

Multiplying the numbers by forty-eight workweeks in a year, it seemed that I could make a flabbergasting half-million dollars a year.

Critics who support the idea of shorter workweeks in theory say a recession is not the time to force them on workers.

In a cover story in The Atlantic titled "Why Women Still Can't Have It All," she tells of a bifurcated life, workweeks in Washington, weekends at home in Princeton, a helpful husband but a troubled teenage son.