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сущ.эк. тр. рабочая неделя; продолжительность рабочей недели (количество рабочих часов и/или дней (смен) в неделю)nominal workweek — номинальная [плановая\] продолжительность рабочей недели
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рабочая неделя: количество рабочих дней или часов в неделю.* * *. The normal number of days and hours employees are scheduled to work for a week. In economic statistics, a measure of the economy. The longer the workweek, the more employees in general are working and is a reflection of whether employers are hiring new employees are just extending the hours of current employees. . Small Business Taxes & Management 2 . -
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[ˈwə:kwi:k]workweek рабочая неделя -
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[`wɜːkwiːk]рабочая неделяАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > workweek
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средняя продолжительность рабочей неделиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > average workweek
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эк., эк. тр., стат., бирж. средняя рабочая неделя, средняя продолжительность рабочей недели (показатель средней продолжительности рабочей недели в течение месяца, используется при принятии инвестиционных решений на валютном и фондовом рынке при долгосрочном анализе состояния занятости в стране; один из определяющих индикаторов рынка труда на разных стадиях экономического цикла, показателей промышленного производства и личных доходов)See: -
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HR. обычная (стандартная) рабочая неделя
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workweek — noun (C) AmE the total amount of time that you spend working during a week: a 40 hour workweek … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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workweek — /werrk week /, n. the total number of regular working hours or days in a week. [1920 25; WORK + WEEK] * * * … Universalium