workweek的例句大全

Such jobs may require long hours in the field not only during the typical workweek but also on the weekend.

这也许会要求你花大量的时间到处奔波，不仅工作日，周末也是如此。

The workweek has remained at about 40 hours. But people are working more weeks each year.

每周的工作时间一直保持在大约40个小时不变，但人们每年工作的周数增加了。

Now, clearly there are problems with the 35-hour workweek in France--too much, too soon, too rigid27.

现在，很明显的，法国每周35小时的工作时间存在问题太多，太快，太死板。

Workweek creep means: 1) Constant connectivity via your smartphone and computer blurs1 the boundaries between your work life and your personal life.

Workweek creep（译为“公私不分”）有两种意思：其一，表示随时随地通过智能手机和电脑与别人联系导致工作和私人生活的界限完全被打乱；

Be ready to ask for a raise or negotiate a salary for a new job in the workweek that follows.

准备好要求提升，或者因为那周之后新工作谈个薪水。

She stretched her 45-hour workweek to 55 hours.

赫比森将一周45小时的工作时间延长至55小时。

You've made it through yet another tough workweek.

你又熬过了艰难的一周工作。

I'm planning to ease into the new workweek.

我计划轻松地度过这新的一周。

Automobile maker Henry Ford was the first major employer in the United States to establish a workweek of 5 days.

汽车制造商亨利·福特是第一个创立5天工作周的美国大雇主。

You might ask for a compressed workweek, flextime, or extra vacation time.

你可以要求压缩工作日、弹性上班制或者额外的假期。

The major disadvantage of using a compressed workweek is

将一周的工作压缩最主要的不利因素是

Germans have established 28. 8 hour workweeks and have seen their productivity been driven up by 20%.

德国已经建立了每周28.8小时工作制，他们的生产力却因此提高了20%。

Workweeks are not to exceed the maximum set by local law.

一星期的工作不是要超越本地法律设定的最大工作时间。

Usually expressed as workdays or workweeks.

期程经常以工作日或工作周表示。

The government included the promotion of an optional four-day workweek in its annual economic policy guideline finalized Friday by Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's cabinet.

日本政府在上周五（6月18日）由首相菅义伟的内阁敲定的年度经济政策指导方针中将推广选择性的每周四天工作制包括在内。

Takuya Hoshino, an economist at the Dai-ichi Life Research Institute, says simply introducing a four-day workweek may not necessarily encourage employees to use their time off in a way that benefits their careers or contributes to the economy.

第一生命研究所的经济学家星野卓也称，简单地引入每周四天的工作制不一定能鼓励员工以有利于他们的职业或促进经济的方式来利用额外的休息时间。

At a key economic and fiscal policy panel meeting in mid-April where the promotion of a four-day workweek was discussed, Suga said his government would consider expanding support for people willing to enhance their careers through recurrent education without leaving their jobs.

菅义伟在四月中旬的经济和财政政策委员会重要会议上讨论推进每周四天工作制时指出，政府将考虑加大对员工接受在职教育的支持。

Japan Research's Yamada said he believes some small-and medium-sized businesses cannot afford to give such extra days off, and some businesses might try to cut labor costs by applying a four-day workweek even to employees who want to work more days.

日本总合研究所的山田表示，他认为一些中小型企业负担不起这种额外的休息日，一些企业可能会试图通过全员实行每周四天工作制来削减劳动力成本，即使某些员工不愿意减少工作天数。

The Yahoo Japan spokesman said just about 100 of some 7000 employees at the company had applied for the four-day workweek as of April.

雅虎日本的发言人称，截至四月份，该公司的7000名员工中只有约100人申请了每周四天的工作制。

Meanwhile, Hisashi Yamada, vice chairman of think tank Japan Research Institute, said he does not expect a four-day workweek to rapidly spread in Japan even with the government pushing it because it would complicate personnel management and evaluation.

与此同时，智囊机构日本总合研究所的副所长山田久表示，即使有政府的助推，他认为每周四天工作制也不会在日本迅速普及，因为这种工作制会让人事管理和绩效考核变得更复杂。