Outside of working hours, you can get a hold of him through his private phone.

The German classes took place outside working hours and the reimbursement of the cost of the classes was restricted to 50 per cent.

Working Hours (Adjustment) Act

This is a school three hours outside of Sao Paulo.

The average total working time per 24 hours among women (8 hours and 3 minutes) exceeded by almost one hour the average working time of men (7 hours and 8 minutes).

I've already been working here for several hours.

The length of working hours is regulated by Entity laws it is 40 hours a week.

Remember, 2001, we had less than two hours radio contact with the outside world.

The workers complained when their working hours were extended.

The workers complained when their working hours were extended.

The Working Hours (Adjustment) Act was evaluated in 2003.

Outside, there is a line of women who have waited several hours to be treated.

Alternatively, after an agreement with the employer, working hours may be reduced by two hours daily for the first 12 months and by one hour for 6 more months (previously, working hours could be reduced for 12 months only and by two hours per day).

He objected to his wife working outside.

We had less than two hours two way communication with the outside world in two months.

250 excuse me, 50,000 people working 24 hours, seven days.

One alternative is to increase working hours without increasing salary per hours proportionally. Americans and Europeans worked the same number of hours in the early 1970's.

In establishing the daily opening hours of child care institutions the working hours of parents (ascertained through questionnaires) are taken into account.

Working hours of those in the working age has increased, reaching 77.65 in 2003 the women's rate was 77.36 .

2 Domestic regulations of every State shall fix a minimum working age, as well as working conditions and hours.

Only Registry staff have access to these storage areas, and a security company provides surveillance outside of office hours.

The institutions may provide information to any interested member on issues relating to the consideration of reports of States parties, in informal meetings outside the Committee's working hours, and may respond to requests to clarify or supplement such information.

Already, there are 3,964 primary and 2,169 nursery schools with extended working hours.

The average number of working hours per person depends on a variety of factors

Already there are 3,964 primary schools and 2,169 kindergartens operating with extended working hours.

The Working Hours (Adjustment) Act (WAA), which came into force on 1 July 2000, makes it possible for employees to adjust their working hours, not only to take on extra care tasks at certain stages in their lives (for instance having shorter working weeks while their children are young), but also to shed care tasks at other stages (working for longer hours once the children have left home).

And in summer, it's almost manic hunting and working activity very long hours, very active.

Specifically, any fireman was entitled to payment for any hours spent on call in excess of regular working hours, and that entitlement had been denied the authors.

h) Promote tele working as an alternative mode of working for women in order to allow them to work flexible hours and locations

While American women work 36 hours per week on average, Dutch women put in only 24 hours per week, while German women work 30 hours. French women with a job work on average 34 hours per week, but the percentage of women who work outside the home in France is almost 20 lower than in the US.

Only hours in excess of normal working hours that were actually spent fighting fires or carrying out other specific duties of firemen could be considered to constitute overtime.

The time of these absences for the purpose of breastfeeding are counted towards regular working hours.

Table 14.1 Average weekly working time by sex, place of residence and part time and full time working, 1999 and 2002 (average per year, hours).

One explanation for this gap is shorter working hours (or lower availability for work) for women (In 2002, employed men worked an average of 42 hours a week, compared to employed women, who worked 31 hours a week a 35 difference).

Workers in hazardous production processes still enjoy certain privileges reduced working hours, extended annual vacations, early retirement.

ST IC 2005 49 Working hours during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly E F (only)

And they sort of stand as a buffer in between the ants working deep inside the nest and the ants working outside.

Right across much of the world North America being a notable exception working hours have been coming down.

Working hours will normally be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

In 2001 the Social and Cultural Planning Office conducted a preliminary study into opening hours in the Netherlands and the extent to which these are attuned to working hours and other factors.

Meanwhile, my friends were working for five hours to haul some guy's bag around and get paid 10 bucks.

In many areas, they walk long distances (sometimes 4 to 5 hours daily), wait long hours at public taps, carry health threatening, heavy, water pots, and often are subjected to the dangers of physical and sexual violence while outside of their own neighbourhood.

We lived in the Bronx at the time, and the burial was in a place called Long Island, it was about two hours outside of the city.

First, for some individuals, working fewer hours reduces incomes enough to entitle them to a larger government subsidy for health insurance. Second, some employers are being incented to reduce the number of working hours for individual employees, because, above a specified number, Obamacare imposes a larger burden on them.

While women are under represented in the workforce, they are more likely to be working part time or very long hours.