Translation of "Arbeitszeit pro woche" in English

The lower limit is 50 % of the normal working time per week.

The weekly working hours are longer than in most European countries.

At the ZHAW, working hours are 42 hours per week for a full-time position.

The company’s working time is 41 hours per week.

Firstly, to demand from these young junior doctors an average of up to 60 hours' work per week during a four-month period is ruthless exploitation of young people, because they have to do these shifts in order to pass their exams. Secondly, it is the rest of us who are going to meet these young junior doctors out in health centres and casualty departments.

However, according to the national authorities, in practice the average working time (including overtime) does not exceed 48 hours per week.

Section 7 3 focuses on the growing pressure for a shorter working week and attempts to outline the implications that such a move would have for both work patterns and capital utilisation.

The real weekly working time, i.e., the average weekly time of presence at the place of work, without breaks, is, for these services sector employees, both in comparison to shift workers in general and to shift workers in industry, considerably longer (cf. Table 13).

The parttime workers worked 2 ? 12 hours at weekends (night or morning shifts) and one 8-hour morning shift once a fortnight so that their average working time was 28 hours per week.

The average working week is 4l hours in France, 40 hours in Ireland and 39 hours in the Netherlands, but it is calculated over several weeks.

As is apparent from the table below, there was a stabilisation of average weekly working hours in the period from 1990 to 1992.

In certain large branches of industry (e.g. in the printing and metal industries) the average working time amounts to 36 hours per week.

These quotas make it possible to agree on a working time volume exceeding the average 37 hours per week for up to 18 % of the employees.

Their proposal was to extend working time to Saturday only by increasing the number of the full-time workers and adopting a 6x6 shift system (four shifts of 6 hours on 6 days) with 34.5 working hours per week.

In Greece overtime is work performed in excess of the normal daily hours set by law (ie on statutory basis: 48 hours a week, 40 hours by agreement).

In this latter case, the maximum number of hours may be exceeded during the week as the demands of production dictate, provided that by the end of the year the average week is no more than 40 hours.

It involves 'shorter working' per day, week, year and working life.

The maximum allowable working hours in a week are as defined by national law and the corresponding standards of the International Labour Organisation.

Working Hours According to Maltese law, maximum work hours are 48 hours per week (40 hours work time and 8 hours over time) unless the employee voluntarily consents to longer.

The maximum working hours per week are restricted by law to an average of 48 hours (60 hours with time off in lieu to give 48 hours within a 6-month period).

EUR 600.- per month and 40 working hours per week at hotels in the alps helps you to meet your expenses during your stay.

Clearly, the period after the Great Depression saw, at best, a leveling off of average work time per week in comparison with the earlier period in which work time steadily declined.