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Often used in the same context:
workday,
furlough,
flextime,
telecommuting,
commute,
flexitime,
daylight saving,
minimum wage,
telecommute,
carpooling,
unemployment rate,
wages,
teleworking,
payrolls,
midnights,
wage freeze,
daylight savings,
hours,
temps,
holidays,
jobs,
employment,
parttime,
naps,
layoff,
weekday,
hiring freeze,
nonproduction,
weekends,
absences,
shifts,
labor,
dayside,
absenteeism,
sabbaticals,
preholiday,
unemployment,
vacation,
paychecks,
billable hours,
garbage pickup,
employees,
staffing,
idling,
piecework,
siestas,
day,
excessing,
overtime,
naptime,
employers,
graveyard shift,
shutdowns,
carpool,
rush hour,
overnights,
salaries,
workers,
workforce,
per diem,
preretirement,
daylight,
twelfths,
schedules,
productivity,
hiring,
fortnights,
observance,
flexi,
locum tenens,
underemployment,
laborers,
trash pickup,
wage earner,
potline,
weeknight,
mugginess,
housework,
work,
kaizen,
circadian rhythm,
headcount,
semesters,
workplaces,
downshift,
drudgery,
evenings,
catnap,
snooze,
load shedding,
divisor,
sabbaths,
walkout,
timecard,
snowier,
snowfall,
hygienist,
collective bargaining,
kislev,
afternoons,
wakefulness,
tiie,
schedule,
lifetime,
wage,
lifespan,
newscast,
run,
duration,
interval,
serving,
span,
workdays,
itinerary,
payroll,
photoperiod,
tariff,
workout,
budget,
period
Part of:
calendar week,
week
More general:
work time
Synonyms:
week
Also try:
— Adjectives for workweek:
hour,
day,
average,
shorter,
standard,
normal,
regular,
typical,
maximum,
shortened,
reduced,
more...
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