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working week

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working week esp US and Canadian, workweek [ˈwɜːkˌwiːk]
n
(Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) the number of hours or days in a week actually or officially allocated to work a four-day working week
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Summary: Algeria began its new working week Thursday, with workers turning up on what until now had been a free day forming the weekend along with Friday.
Algeria begins its new working week - Friday and Saturday free by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
Spokesman Richard Marks said: "Millions have been spent on call centres using non-medical staff, but at the same time they are reducing doctors' working week by one day.
Govt urged to flout EU rules during pandemic; HEALTH by The Mirror (London, England)
Summary: Business travellers to Jeddah will now be able to get even more from the Red Sea city as ultra-luxury hotel, Rosewood Corniche, is offering working week discounts exclusively to corporate guests.
Big savings for business at Rosewood Corniche by Albawaba.com
 
 
 
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