Rather than structuring our workdays (and our employees' workdays) around rewards, we should instead structure them around continual, meaningful progress.
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Nuytten spends his workdays with his feet in many worlds.
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The diaries are a ledger of the workdays in between.
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The government compensated individuals and employers for any workdays lost.
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And through remote workdays and quarantines, we stay connected online.
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Accordingly, workdays in his program don't begin until 9 a.m.
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On workdays, people usually stay between four and six hours.
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Employers can let employees vary their start and end times, or schedule four 10-hour workdays with an extra day off each week, or nine-hour workdays with a day off every other week.
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That falls short of standard eight-hour workdays plus commuting time.
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It would also allow longer workdays though keep the 44-hour week.
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Long workdays in the high tech sector are not unique to China.
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In Spain, it's not uncommon for workdays to start around 10 a.m.
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On streets that are usually clogged on workdays, there are few cars.
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Scientists studied 91 full-time employees over a period of 10 workdays.
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Convincing clients not to stray is a recurring theme of advisor workdays.
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The long workdays here would be critical to vanquishing the enemy abroad.
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"Workdays of up to 23 hours were also verified," the statement said.
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Different light programs would strobe for workdays, Sundays, holidays, and special celebrations.
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This doesn't include other expenses such as travel, lost workdays and recovery costs.
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Staying home full time would be WAY harder than my 17-hour workdays.
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And other towns in Sweden that previously tested shorter workdays ultimately abandoned them.
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Their answer: over 30 workdays, at a national opportunity cost of $781 billion.
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Busy workdays that are broken up by too many appointments can be frustrating.
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The project's engineers estimated that it would take 6.3 million workdays to complete.
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It was, undoubtedly, one of the most profound workdays I have ever had.
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Internal documents obtained by The New York Times show that the Coast Guard's ship maintenance command lost at least 2110,22017 productive workdays — or 21 years' worth of workdays — as a direct result of the partial shutdown, which furloughed 6,400 civilian employees.
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Want your bedroom lights to turn on every morning at 7 am on workdays?
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A sleepy workforce costs the US about $411 billion each year in missed workdays.
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It added the slowdown was mainly due to there being fewer workdays in 2017.
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He says that managerial culture used to be about flexible workdays and more leisure.
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By his count, the 2606 was canceled on the first three workdays of 2019.
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The workdays were long, tough and not what I thought I'd signed up for.
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In one of his research studies, looking at fathers and 3-year-olds, the effects of the father's involvement on the child's attachment varied depending on whether the involvement was play or caregiving, and whether it happened on workdays or non-workdays.
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To its own surprise, Slack has become the social network where we spend our workdays.
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After five workdays of testing, I can happily answer that question with a definitive yes.
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His daughter describes the long workdays and stress as bruising for election workers like Anwari.
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Even with the shorter workdays, some research indicated workers still saw their pay go up.
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The mismatch between workdays and school days makes synchronizing work and family schedules extremely difficult.
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On workdays, he takes 12-hour shifts and does not get out until the morning.
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It's tempting to put off personal matters — like meal prep, errands, and mail — on workdays.
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But two of the sessions led to the most productive workdays I've had all year.
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He picks me up and we just talk about our workdays and other family stuff.
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Because I don't work a typical 9-to-5 job, weekends are workdays as well.
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That's probably because he's busy working 16-hour workdays, sometimes to the point of exhaustion.
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Since many full-time drivers switch between Uber and competitors like Lyft throughout their workdays, it is possible they could simply time how they use the apps to attain the 12-hour-plus marathon workdays some sources allege are common in ride-hailing economy anyways.
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Musculoskeletal issues are the single biggest cause of lost workdays, affecting 1/3 of all employees.
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I headed home having eaten better than I do on some of my more normal workdays.
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Meetings at the beginning of workdays favor early risers (whose mental sharpness peaks earlier as well).
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Over 2000 percent said that they felt stressed three or more workdays per week, on average.
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This mindful breathing necklace will help her ease into relaxation on even the most brutal workdays.
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Warren Buffett's workdays no longer include dealing with much of the minutiae of running Berkshire Hathaway.
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Viral stories on the culture of "workism" paint a picture of millennials logging 244-hour workdays.
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The hike had little impact on restaurant closures, but led to higher prices and shorter workdays.
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Unsafe water burdens families with illness, lost workdays, medical expenses, and permanent physical and mental disabilities.
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The Studio3 battery definitely lasts two workdays of on-and-off listening with noise-cancelling on.
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The shifts were long—basically two full workdays since I would get little to no sleep.
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I have one young attorney who spends two days at home, and they are dedicated workdays.
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At that shutdown's peak, 850,000 federal employees were furloughed for a total of 963 million workdays.
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That's 6900 extra eight-hour workdays, or nearly five months of work — for free — each year.
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For 2017, it predicts a slowdown to 1.4 percent due to weaker exports and fewer workdays.
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The reason you're broke is because you decided to buy yourself a latte between 16-hour workdays.
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But the government expects growth to slow this year to 1.4 percent, mainly due to fewer workdays.
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Here at WIRED, the tempo of our workdays is set by the ever-shifting cadence of deadlines.
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According to one estimate, most Americans spend the equivalent of two full workdays each month on Facebook.
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The economy grew by 2.2 percent if not adjusted for the lower number of workdays last year.
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Rising commutes, along with long workdays and little time for vacation, is causing Americans to hate working.
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According to the National Transportation Safety Board, extended workdays and workweeks have led to significant fatigue problems.
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Those workdays are focused on conducting experiments, maintaining the astronauts physical well-being and maintaining the vehicle.
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But over the last three workdays, the White House has instead held a series of closed meetings.
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It is the most common cause of job-related disability and a leading contributor to missed workdays.
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My monthly pass is $21; if you commute for 22 workdays per month, you basically break even.
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It doesn't seem like a lot of time, but on normal workdays we pop 30 to 50 bags.
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If you are a parent or caregiver and your charge gets ill, it will mean more workdays missed.
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Some also worry that their job security may be undermined by missing workdays because of child care issues.
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The strikes began when coal workers went on strike to call for ten-hour workdays in early June.
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Nurses have told Business Insider they sometimes don't even have time to use the bathroom during their workdays.
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The summer months caused no end of stress over the workdays missed, vacation days used, money meted out.
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Here are the four largest strikes of the year, based on workdays missed and number of employees involved.
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Like many knowledge workers, I reach the end of many workdays thinking, Where did all those hours go?
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So I had all these great people that had five-hour workdays, and they were leaving the company.
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He travels at least two out of every five workdays, so we are used to him being away.
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San Francisco Home to tech giants like Facebook and Google, Northern California is no stranger to long workdays.
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Employees are pushing companies to break down the long-established structures and policies that traditionally have influenced their workdays.
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This would, theoretically, reduce the costs of lighting existing cities, as well as allowing longer workdays in darker regions.
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" Also, says Petsch, "I eat clean and non-processed food, which helps me avoid feeling fatigued on long workdays.
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Adjusted for the fewer number of workdays this year, they expect Europe's biggest economy to grow by 1.7 percent.
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He spent his workdays managing much of the Huntsman family's considerable portfolio at the Huntsman building on Huntsman Way.
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Long workdays in a factory no longer appeal to those older workers, even with the promise of overtime pay.
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Productivity expert Julie Morgenstern has helped employees at places like Amazon and The Oprah Winfrey Show maximize their workdays.
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Special education teacher Gail Payne noses her Toyota Rav 4 out of the driveway most workdays by 5 a.m.
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Clinic workers around the country spend their workdays supporting their patients, and enjoy full, enriching lives when their shift ends.
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And because tasks within email occupy a majority of most workdays, there's arguably few places better to capture copious data.
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He paid the rents, phone and power bills of his small client base and spent many workdays in a casino.
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The rest of those eight-hour workdays consisted of kicking back: checking social media, reading news, or talking to friends.
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Adjusted for the unusually low number of workdays this year, they expect Europe's biggest economy to grow by 1.7 percent.
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Around 90% of American adults who use Facebook pass the equivalent of two workdays a month on the social network.
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The childcare deficit for working families sits at the intersection of frozen wages, longer workdays, and skyrocketing private childcare costs.
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At the time, labor movements around the world were campaigning for safeguards such as eight-hour workdays and trade unions.
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A holiday had been declared by the government to save electricity, and the blood bank took donations only on workdays.
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At the time, labor movements around the world were fighting for fair work accommodations like eight-hour workdays and unions.
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Collectively, Americans miss 113 million workdays every year because of migraines, which equates to about $13 billion in productivity losses.
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The presenters' workdays generally begin at a V.I.P. area where Tour sponsors receive corporate guests well before the stage starts.
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ISLAY, Scotland — Britain's planned departure from the European Union has turned distiller Anthony Wills's workdays into a marathon of logistics.
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"The change of growth pace from 2016 to 0.53 is only due to a lower number of workdays," Fuest said.
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Staff arrived on time with better attendance and scheduled their workdays more effectively, including taking shorter breaks and having shorter meetings.
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Ford paid his Fordlandia workers well and incorporated labor practices like time clocks and eight-hour workdays into the settlement's structure.
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There's so much to love about summer — relaxing beach days, backyard BBQs, short workdays on Friday (for the truly lucky ones).
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The premise is that managers construct their workdays around a schedule and the rest of us plan our days around tasks.
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The skin rash kept flaring up and getting worse, the flight attendant said, and she noticed it was worse after workdays.
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It was an ambitious interlocking plan, so Republicans made sure to allot themselves the most legislative workdays since Congress's 2010 session.
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They're prone to distractions, like smashing a glass window in their unnecessarily spacious office or renting a motorcycle for use during workdays.
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Finally, Todoist tries to make a distinction between workdays and weekends because people tend to complete different tasks depending on the context.
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With fewer companies and employees adhering to a traditional 9-to-5 day, the differences in our workdays are becoming more pronounced.
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In some cases, the subjects of these chapters achieve gains we now take for granted, like eight-hour workdays or paid vacations.
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Kechiche reportedly bullied the two female protagonists as well as his staff, forcing them to work 16-hour workdays under extreme pressure.
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Depression is estimated to cause 200 million lost workdays each year at a cost of $17 billion to $85033 billion to employers.
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And even before these changes, voting in the United States has been needlessly difficult — occurring on workdays and often involving long lines.
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Some even came to the bar to hang out after their workdays were done — although Maverick himself, Tom Cruise, wasn't among them.
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The clashes of the past week began when protesters changed from a regular routine of weekend protests to disrupting traffic on workdays.
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For her part, Sutton, 46, toils through long workdays, trying to patch wounds that she said, on the whole, have gotten worse.
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With the help of Congress, Trump used the act used to repeal Obama-era regulations enacted within the last 60 congressional workdays.
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This reduction has tangible health benefits, reducing asthma attacks, lost school and workdays due to sickness, emergency room visits, and heart attacks.
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It's where you've met up with friends a million times, and slunk to on workdays when your boss was being a jerk.
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He's spent some of his workdays in recent months at the gym in the Eisenhower Executive Office, two sources confirmed to BuzzFeed News.
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Having a grandparent as a primary caregiver or taking care of a child on workdays is some parents' only option for child care.
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In a further effort to lower payroll costs, the bank will also offer shortened workdays for roughly 6,000 employees in some managerial positions.
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The first US general strike — or one that involved workers from different industries — occurred in Philadelphia in 1835 to call for shorter workdays.
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COCKTAIL HOUR My usual workdays average between 10 to 16 hours, but I try to limit myself to five hours on a Sunday.
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They're not represented in the government or in the media, and they're not often seen in public spaces because of their long workdays.
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The nine-hour workdays that were keeping her afloat in New York City were also destroying the reason she'd moved there: her own art.
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GabiBeing the young entrepreneur that she is, Gabi likes to create a polished look that never gives up — even on those never-ending workdays.
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Everyone who has a plot contributes ten hours per month to workdays to maintain and expand the amount of space available to the community.
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According to Markovits, elites today work an average of 12 more hours per week than middle-class workers (the equivalent of 1.5 additional workdays).
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Snack time in elementary school was just as official as the lunch hour we now honor within our adult workdays, only much more fun.
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Executives said ongoing efforts to reduce some employees' workdays should yield 300-400 million reais ($96 million - 128 million) of annual savings, for example.
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The Intel Core i5 and 4GB of RAM will offer reliable, fast speeds and 128GB of flash storage, perfect for handling those dense workdays.
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Plaintiff Annemarie Brown says she felt pressured to attend what Whalen called "mandatory fun" events, such as pajama parties and "boozy lunches" on workdays.
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Dubbed the Congressional Review Act (CRA), the 1996 law permits Congress to review and effectively overrule regulations enacted within the past 60 congressional workdays.
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He actually works: From 9 AM to 6 PM on workdays (excluding weekends and federal holidays), Trump has only tweeted 4 times as president.
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A total of 35,000 educators and school staff didn't go to work during the stoppage, adding up to a total of 318,0003 lost workdays.
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Me, I want to make goulash to put up in the fridge so there are easy dinners to serve after long workdays next week.
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I must have called my mom one too many times after tough workdays, though, because one Wednesday night, she showed up on my doorstep.
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Women are more likely to run errands than their husbands, and more women freelance than men—a lifestyle that can require erratic trips and workdays.
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A total of 35,1003 educators and school staff didn't show up for work during the stoppage, adding up to a total of 318,600 lost workdays.
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He spent his workdays in the cab and his evenings online on train message boards and forums, gossiping with other professionals and analyzing recent accidents.
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On the year, the German economy grew by 1.2 percent unadjusted in the fourth quarter and by 1.7 percent adjusted for workdays, the data showed.
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About half the employees given the option of shorter workdays have accepted and the acceptance rate is expected to reach 80 percent within a month.
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"Hey, pass the Paqui!" or "Hey, are you gonna pop open some Paqui?" are just a few phrases that can be overheard throughout our workdays.
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On Monday, Ms. Burton reflected on the bloody afternoon in Grand-Bassam, the very kind of violence that she spends her workdays trying to stop.
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Read More: The Future of Robot Labor Is the Future of Capitalism The researchers tracked levels of cortisol in British public sector throughout their workdays.
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Though the 15-hour workdays haven't stopped, many of them are making more money than they ever could at the e-commerce giant, consultants said.
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Then they enroll them in high-quality, government-subsidized child care, from which they pick them up at the end of the world's shortest workdays.
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I feel like I've tried all of the typical options and am looking for some outside-of-the-box advice to help brighten my workdays.
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Once she turns off the TV to begin her client projects, she doesn't turn it back on — or do any chores — during her weekday workdays.
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However, employees at the prison gave accounts of 18-hour workdays, mandatory overtime and prison guard shifts being covered by workers who aren't prison guards.
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In fact, they put in 26 more work hours per year than Americans do — or, put another way, an extra month of eight-hour workdays.
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"The number of 'missing workdays' in China will be roughly equivalent to the entire US workforce taking an unplanned break for two months," he warned.
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They suggest that America's well-documented racial wage gap is overstated by 10% because minorities, especially men, spend larger portions of their workdays not actually working.
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The 50-year-old had spent years restoring and selling houses, cars, and musical instruments, often clocking 20093-hour workdays, to save up more than $91,000.
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Fewer carve time out of their workdays to trudge down to the dealership to test drive and negotiate, probably anticipating that the process can take hours.
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That's why Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg, one of Europe's largest hospitals, decided to institute six-hour workdays and 30-hour workweeks in its orthopedics unit.
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Shop Mush Overnight Oats hereFounders Katherine Thomas and Ashley Thompson found it hard to find healthy and convenient foods to fuel them during their busy workdays.
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With money growing tighter and their workdays longer, Ms. Zhen and Mr. Phung began struggling as business partners and, for the first time, as a couple.
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Perhaps due to the slowing of the necktie business, factories in Shengzhou, according to the workers, offered little overtime work aside from the customary weekend workdays.
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A 1954 article in Jewish Life Magazine detailed how after 11-hour workdays, she read Russian classics at the local public library and studied Marxist theory.
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Regular workdays at Perrotin ended at 25pm, but there were many days when preparators said they had to stay until almost midnight for last-minute installs.
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In 1973, three members of NASA's final Skylab mission went on strike to protest the 16-hour workdays they had for more than two months straight.
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Instead of planning not to drink alcohol on workdays during the new year, commit to drinking your favorite sparkling water with Sunday to Thursday evening meals.
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Or that cuts to programmes designed to reduce domestic violence would be a false economy, because they would cost so much in medical treatment and lost workdays.
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You run a tight ship during workdays -- but lose total control of the wheel when your boss goes rogue, which is most nights, most mornings, most weekends.
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Outwardly, there was nothing salty about Mr. Kleeman, a tall, skinny mathematician who worked for a climate forecasting start-up and spent workdays knee-deep in algorithms.
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But it's still hard to imagine people being willing to just go back to regular commutes and workdays while loved ones around them are hospitalized or dying.
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The men picked them up when they arrived, ran their accommodations, set rules for their workdays, and — most important — decided when and how they would be paid.
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I can afford to quit the job now, but I love the people that I work with, and I love that it's so different from my normal workdays.
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As hotter weather surges around the world as a result of climate change, some countries are trying to adapt workdays and put in place other protection for workers.
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NASA More than a decade ago, software engineer Ryan Melton spent his evenings, after workdays at Ball Aerospace, trying to learn to use a 3-D modeling program.
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We don't find this to be a particularly big distinction, as both options can easily get you through two long workdays or the longest flight in the world.
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Alanis has already spent what would be over 40 workdays watching the superhero action movie, all while working as a supervisor at his family's construction business, CNN reports.
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Other practices such as creating a calendar system, making lists, and taking short breaks throughout the day are all things work experts say will make workdays more productive.
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The three became known as "the stuck up boys," smoking weed on the corner in front of the show's SoHo sweatshop-turned-studio and pulling 2100-hour workdays.
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With not many congressional workdays left and less than three months before a new president is sworn into office, the time to invest in our future is now.
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The Times report said he frequently takes Ambien to get to sleep after long workdays and that Tesla's board has become concerned about his use of the drug.
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"Doing things is better than not doing things," I told my boyfriend, who was still in bed after a week of thirteen-hour workdays at an architecture firm.
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The German government remains more cautious and so far has stuck to its estimates of 1.5 percent for 2017 and 1.6 percent for 2018, non-adjusted for workdays.
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Look no further than Spotify: On Thursday, the music-streaming service—as in, the service used to fill tedious workdays and DJ parties—launched a collaboration with AncestryDNA.
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In a 2015 AMA on Reddit, Ramsay offered advice to a stressed fellow chef who described how his 14-hour workdays were taking a toll physically and mentally.
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Her activism helped the Uprising of the 20,000 in 1909, a landmark point in a swelling labor movement that helped make workplaces safer, workdays shorter and wages higher.
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Economists have, for quite a long time, been writing about how simple it would be for us to scale back our workdays as our technologies become more efficient.
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Hiroshi says little about his personal life, but, with his constant travel and self-imposed 16-hour workdays, I understand that he and his wife lead fairly independent lives.
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Now she frequently replaces a meal or snack with one of Splendid Spoon's soups during 14-hour workdays as an owner of a landscape design and garden installation business.
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And if you think Steel's lengthy workdays would led to feeling burnt out and a poor work-life balance, it is likely she'd tell you that's not the point.
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Opponents argued that the measure could cost billions of dollars and would undermine the morale of salaried employees by requiring them to account for every hour of their workdays.
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It eventually moved to giving some support team members Mondays off instead of Fridays, and has considered implementing shorter workdays instead of full days off, according to Fast Company.
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"Our findings suggest that immigrant agricultural workers in Florida agriculture have a high burden of dehydration and experience adverse changes in kidney function during their workdays," the authors concluded.
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That means the injury must result in either death, loss of workdays, loss of consciousness, a broken bone, or any injury that requires you seek third-party medical assistance.
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Some Microsoft employees have used their company's own platform to support Chinese tech workers who are expected to carry out 2303-hour workdays with just one day off a week.
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Also, the Journal reports Apple was unprepared for the fact that 80 percent of workers at the Austin plant were contract workers being paid minimum wage for eight-hour workdays.
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"We want our workdays to finish at six o'clock and to achieve this we will work towards striking a deal with representatives from both companies and trade unions," she said.
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Each stop on the Miku Expo tour, I gathered, is the brow-dampening effort of 20 union-bypassing Japanese workmen and a pair of ambiguously ethical 13-hour marathon workdays.
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So, don't forget to reflect back on your previous experiences—they can reveal a lot about whether or not you're truly burnt out or just having a few rocky workdays.
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For this year, the German government forecasts a weaker growth rate of 1.4 percent because there will be fewer workdays and exports are likely to rise less strongly than imports.
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In May 2015, founder and CEO of Acuity Scheduling Gavin Zuchlinski decided to offer his employees six-hour workdays during the summer months, while still offering full pay and benefits.
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What wasn't previously known was whether their preternatural diving skills have a genetic basis, given that they may spend 60% of their workdays underwater hunting for fish and sea cucumbers.
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To those of us who spend our workdays sitting at desks in front of computers, furtively checking webcam footage of our local breaks, I say: Surfers of the world, unite!
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High-quality compression socks provide firm pressure from the ankle to the upper calf, giving your legs the support they need during exercise, travel, long workdays, and many other situations.
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"I did it because I realized how much time and energy I could save during my workdays by just taking out the clothing aspect," Kahl told CNBC in a May interview.
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"Buy them coffee and ask them about their workdays, their responsibilities, and what they enjoy and are challenged by in their positions," Vincenzo Repaci, a senior coach at LOVR Atlantic, said.
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Some people can't stand the thought of spending their workdays in a cubicle, behind a computer screen, chained to their swivel chair — but others really don't mind working a desk job.
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Once selected, the astronaut candidates go through a comprehensive two-year training program in Houston to prepare them for the 16-hour workdays that lie ahead once they head into space.
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She goes home in the middle of her busy workdays to train Tukka, a rescue dog she adopted through Mr. Flynn, because Tukka requires sessions at least four times a day.
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How to work from home productively and comfortably In these days of video conferencing, texting, and file sharing, it is thankfully possible for many people to move their workdays to home.
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How to work from home productively and comfortably In these days of video conferencing, texting, and file sharing, it is thankfully possible for many people to move their workdays to home.
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Breaking up a work-from-home work day with fresh air and getting the blood moving (as at a gym) is essential for keeping your workdays low stress and even enjoyable.
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As 85% of employees&apos mental health conditions go undiagnosed or untreated as of 2017, employers subsume more than $100 billion in lost revenue and 217 million lost workdays each year.
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I proceeded to fritter away entire workdays combing through recording forums (shout-out to Gearslutz!) and Googling pictures of radio studios, lusting after large diaphragm condenser mics and palpitating over preamps.
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Currently, air pollution from fossil fuel power plants is estimated to cause more than 22019 million missed workdays a year and has made asthma the leading cause of absenteeism from school.
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In 2017, a Walmart customer found a note in a purse detailing harsh conditions that included 14-hour workdays, beatings, and malnourishment at a prison in the Chinese region of Guangxi.
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Gizmodo cites numerous employee accounts of severe injuries that only present themselves as severe over a long period of time, after repeated minor injuries throughout standard workdays at the JFK8 warehouse.
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The cubicle walls came down, and in the wide, open warehouse and loft spaces they occupied, exceptionally long workdays would be punctuated by frenzied Mario Kart races or fierce Ping-Pong battles.
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So if Trump is usually tweeting around 7:20 am Eastern on workdays, that means he's about halfway through his morning show binge when he first picks up his phone to tweet.
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Building a company from the ground up requires a willingness (dare we say, a fondness) for occasionally putting in 22025-plus-hour workdays, as well as tapping into inner wells of perseverance.
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They drink Grasshopper cocktails in pajamas at the end of long workdays, they gossip about stolen kisses, they discuss manicure tips, and they support each other through hard deliveries and personal crises.
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The German government expects the economy to have grown by 1.8 percent in 13 and predicts growth to slow to 1.4 percent this year, mainly due to fewer workdays and weaker exports.
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Adding to the pressure, you can adopt brute-force solutions like 14 hour workdays or 24-hour emergency shifts, but those both take a toll on health and morale within the city.
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A high-quality office chair is comfortable to sit in through long workdays, can be adjusted in several ways to fit your body, and is durable enough to handle years of abuse.
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TODDLER LIFE Sundays used to be just regular workdays for me, but now I have a 83½-year-old and I'm married and stuff, so I do a little more family time.
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We were gifted some great jams from the music gods, who filled our ears with plenty of bops to make our workdays go faster, our workouts seem easier, and our commutes feel shorter.
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Fooseball Is a Substitute for a Rewarding Personal Life Fooseball, beautiful offices, free lunches, gym memberships, and company laundry services are great perks, but they're don't excuse 16-hour workdays and no downtime.
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No coach ever has a light shift, but sometimes the workdays drag on to midnight because an assistant does not want to be the first coach leaving the team's complex on a weeknight.
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But the bad kind — constantly shopping online at work, scheduling personal activities, taking long personal calls, or devoting a bit too much time conversing with colleagues about holiday activities — can eventually derail workdays.
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We've all had those workdays when our hands are tied, and since you've shared that you can't expedite your reply, there's no reason for the other person to pressure you to write back.
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The bill also included costs incurred from paid time off the city provided to city employees who were forced to vacate facilities near Trump during his stay over the course of two workdays.
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Not from Wednesday night's debate itself (which was all kinds of crazy), but from the conversations I'd had with people who were going through their workdays while I was trying to get to mine.
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In the capital, the long-established workdays focus on things like clearing land for community gardens, picking up rubbish, or helping to build new roads, classrooms or residential toilets for families that lack them.
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This week's disruptions are notable because they have strained the city's infrastructure for three straight workdays, forcing commuters to choose whether to venture outside and risk being caught up in clashes and tear gas.
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It's well-known that after his mornings of "Executive Time" in the White House residence, President Trump spends a good chunk of his workdays camped in the private dining room adjoining the Oval Office.
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But even with a $4,000 grant to fund her House internship this summer, Peters says she was always searching for free meals, and sometimes took babysitting jobs in the evenings after nine-hour workdays.
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While shorter workdays or workweeks might boost productivity and work-life balance for some, low-wage hourly workers, as well as nurses and teachers, would not immediately benefit from these changes, experts tell Business Insider.
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Residents report frequent skin problems, intestinal bugs and diarrhea, which compels those who can afford it to spend more money on "jugs" of potable water, and forces those who can't to miss school or workdays.
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She cites an American Psychological Association estimate which finds that the U.S. economy loses more than $500 billion due to workplace stress as well as 550 million workdays lost yearly to stress on the job.
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"These proposals will take us back to the time of the industrial revolution when the working class was fighting to reduce 12- or 14-hour workdays," said the CUT's national labor secretary Maria das Graças Costa.
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Kick Crop Jean, available in five colors, $78I got these Kick Crop Jeans in black and I wear them a lot because they fit perfectly, look effortlessly cool, and can easily shift between workdays and weekends.
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Occupation: ConsultantIndustry: Healthcare ITAge: 28Location: Chicago, ILSalary: $82,5.073-$87,000, Travel Bonus: $3,000-$9,000My Husband's Salary: $55,000, plus $1,103 or more annual bonusCombined Paycheck (Monthly): $8,000-$8,30, depending on my workdays over the course of a month.
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" Michele Maryott, a lawyer for Grubhub, said in a statement that "delivery partners gravitate to Grubhub, rather than traditional employment, precisely because of the independence and autonomy they have over their workdays and over their businesses.
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Simpson's lawyer Johnnie Cochran accused her of strategic delay when she said she couldn't stay for a late court session one night, while her estranged husband filed papers claiming that her long workdays hurt their children.
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An increase in the number of workdays for the month from November coupled with a sample week for the government payrolls count that traditionally turns in lower numbers both conspired to bring down the wage gain.
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Computer systems companies and other businesses may see a dip in sales because of lost workdays, but a Reuters survey of about 220 companies showed that nearly half didn't expect the long break to affect their business.
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Sweden has dabbled with shorter workdays before: from 260 to 2005, home-care-services workers in one Swedish municipality had a six-hour workday, but it was abolished due to a lack of data proving its worth.
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Foreigners, especially those in the limbo of Italy's lengthy asylum procedures, have urgent need for money and accept salaries as low as 20 euros a day, for 12-hour workdays picking tomatoes under the scorching summer sun.
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Today, less than half of all adults suffering from mental health conditions receive help, and mental illness is the leading cause of lost workdays in the United States, costing about $193 billion in lost earnings a year.
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As a potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act looms with no clear replacement, many experts are already painting a dire portrait of what that may mean for Americans: One million lost jobs, longer workdays, and delayed retirement.
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"Paige jeans are stylish and stretchy, and they get us through long workdays," Drew shares in the November issue of HGTV magazine, noting that Paige&aposs Federal jeans style is a favorite for both him and his twin.
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You will notice adult males who have somehow been trolled by sports radio for their entire lives, interrupting what we must presume to be workdays to hop onto social media and angrily accuse strangers of being Jets fans.
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These were places animated by live music, with entire backstage workdays dedicated to presenting just a few hours of intangible sound — gigs, shows, concerts — for the audiences that gathered there, often with great anticipation and at significant cost.
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On a recent afternoon at the austere glass-fronted labor court headquarters in the north of Paris, a lawyer for one union plainly acknowledged that the workers he represented had quit after being burned out from grueling workdays.
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Maybe it's the colleague who consistently greets you with a warm smile to kick off even the dullest of workdays, or the aunt who's not actually related to you by blood but stands in like a second mom.
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Some of those districts had teacher workdays planned, but a majority of them were closing because educators had called in to take personal days, and districts were short on substitutes, said Colorado Education Association Vice President Amie Baca-Oehlert.
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Ms. Longshore's long workdays and social-media presence (she sells 35 to 40 percent of her work on Instagram, she said) have led her to associations with a wide range of brands including Chloé, Anthropologie, Shiseido and Mark Cross.
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But the day after the speech, thousands of young women were among the garment workers who formed the Uprising of the 21926,21951, a milestone action in a swelling labor movement that made workplaces safer, workdays shorter and wages higher.
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Then, during three other faux workdays, the volunteers broke up their sitting time by variously standing, walking at a treadmill desk or pedaling a modified stationary bicycle placed beneath their desks for at least 10 minutes once an hour.
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Even though the government and younger workers are pushing for shorter workdays, older employees who were raised on the idea that work trumps all just can't seem to get comfortable with the idea of working a 40-hour week.
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By the time the first season ended on November 1, the 10-episode series had explored the lives of black Atlantans from shabby apartments to swank nightclubs, mundane workdays to pretentious parties, prison holding cells to rumpled bedroom sheets.
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I scoured the articles for details about what time he wakes up and goes to bed, what time he starts work, and how he spends the time when he's not in meetings — then tried to copy everything for five workdays.
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Though the health benefits of controlling mercury alone were quite small, and the costs to industry large, those costs were outweighed by savings to the country in annual health costs and lost workdays when the co-benefits were factored in.
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While there's no cut and dried rule for how a four-day week would work, some suggest the most sensible option is to add an extra hour or two to each of the other workdays to compensate for lost time.
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The data is obtained from Occupational Safety and Health Administration documents, and must meet a certain criteria of seriousness to be officially reported: death, loss of workdays, loss of consciousness, broken bones, or other injuries that can't be resolved on-site.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing's transport authorities said the usual restrictions on road traffic during workdays will not be enforced in key parts of the capital when people return on Monday from a Lunar New Year break that was extended due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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And, younger professionals joining more traditionally structured businesses are demanding more flexibility than their older associates, either requesting longer workdays in exchange for extended vacations abroad, working from home or nontraditional hours that allow them to avoid rush-hour traffic and transit.
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Folks in marketing and advertising spent an average of 289.6 workdays per week feeling stressed (nearly 80 percent of the time) whereas workers in the real estate, rental, and leasing industry were reportedly the least stressed, at just 2.61 days per week.
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"No other adverse effects, including fever, myalgia, headache, fatigue, rhinitis, or sore throat, were reported significantly more often by vaccine recipients, nor did they report significantly more lost workdays or physician visits," one 2000 study comparing the vaccine to the placebo found.
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The tens of thousands of men employed in the construction sector, for example, can have up to 18-hour workdays, boarding a bus to their work site as early as 5 am and getting shuttled back to their labor camps just before midnight.
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"I go twice on weekdays; Saturday and Sunday, four to five times, (which) is the most I can because of the movie being 3 hours and 2 minutes long," said Alanis, who's spent the equivalent of more than 40 workdays watching the Marvel Studios film.
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BEIJING, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Beijing's transport authorities said the usual restrictions on road traffic during workdays will not be enforced in key parts of the capital when people return on Monday from a Lunar New Year break that was extended due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Over the past few months, Ed Nash, a British abstract painter based in Tennessee has integrated the hoverboard into his practice, using the two-wheeled board as a convenient means of inner-studio transportation to withstand excruciatingly long workdays in his studio in Nashville.
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De los Reyes says that, depending on the country, if you add up the cost of healthcare, lost workdays, absences from school and other missed opportunities, the economic toll can vary from 1 to 4 per cent of GDP, and in some cases even higher.
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Using a database of mining injuries from the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, we discovered that the spring shift to daylight saving time resulted in a 6% increase in mining injuries and a 67% increase in workdays lost because of these injuries.
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Acer estimates around 11 to 12 hours of battery life, and while I wasn't able to confirm that (since I thankfully haven't been working 12-hour workdays), I was able to get at least between six and seven hours of battery life out of it without recharging.
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Huda Kattan, founder and CEO of Huda BeautySophia Amoruso: We have a lot in store for you in this episode, so stay tuned to hear how Huda got started, how she organizes her workdays and how she manages to stay balanced while growing her beauty empire.
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Other research suggests that full-time telecommuting isn't the best move: A 2016 survey by the collaborative design firm Gensler found that the most innovative employees in the UK spent about 3.5 out of 5 workdays in the office, and worked remotely the rest of the time.
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Although Ms. Leonor and Mr. Scharf have enjoyed the perks of living in New Jersey for the summer (cheaper grocery stores and restaurants, more space), Mr. Scharf has not wavered on their plan to relocate to Manhattan come fall, especially as he anticipates some long workdays.
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Either way, I recommend doing it on the weekend if you can, because these are traditionally non-workdays, and it helps you feel like you're part of something bigger than yourself when your screen-free time is on a rest day for people all over the world.
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Originally, Cisneros entered into fight promotion to use it as a launching pad for the nutritional merchandise, but with all the good that has come out of SCL, he's now more fully dedicated to the fight promotion, clocking in 16-18 hours workdays between the two ventures.
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We have to show up to ensure that America's true voice can be heard -- the voice that includes people for whom 15-hour workdays make voting a huge sacrifice and people who have paid their debts to society but are blocked from the ballot by their criminal records.
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Citing potential missed workdays from Texas' mandatory 24-hour waiting period before an abortion and out-of-pocket costs from restrictions on health insurance coverage for elective abortions, "these financial barriers make it increasingly difficult for low-income people to access their rights under the law," Casar said.
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Nevada Democrats have also lined up seven at-large casino locations for the February 22 caucuses, locations that allow casino workers -- many of whom are represented by the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 -- to cast ballots during their workdays, at Park MGM, Mandalay Bay, Bellagio, Paris, Harrah's, Wynn and Rio.
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But until those policies become the norm, working moms who want to continue breastfeeding will have to lug a cumbersome pump to and from work every day, hoping their coworkers will be understanding and respectful when they have to carve out time from their workdays to find a private place to pump.
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I usually prepare for workdays the night before, so my morning routine is pretty basic: dress, maintenance inhaler and prescription nasal spray, brush teeth, put in contacts, apply topical cream and SPF 153, and put on makeup (just under-eye concealer because I perpetually look like I was punched, eye shadow, and mascara).
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Gene Chao, the vice president of IBM's automation division, underscored the importance of RPA in a blog post, saying: "As machines are quickly learning to complete the repetitive and time-consuming tasks that take up much of our workdays, workers are being freed up to think more creatively and ambitiously about their jobs."
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Ours is a doping culture, Hoberman says, one in which military pilots rely on amphetamines and Modafinil to stay awake, students and professors alike pop Adderall to study, Hollywood actors and producers use PEDs to get buff, and the rest of us guzzle energy drinks and double-shot cappuccinos to power through our workdays.
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President Donald Trump is reportedly working just seven hours per day — starting at 11 am and clocking out at 6 pm, according to Axios's Jonathan Swan, who says the president's workdays are shorter than they were a year ago: Trump's days in the Oval Office are relatively short – from around 11am to 6pm, then he's back to the residence.
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Here are the annual benefits of the solar installed in the US to date: If you can't see the chart, that's: It's worth keeping in mind that the somewhat clinical phrase "domestic air quality benefits" is another way of describing fewer kids having asthma attacks, fewer adults missing workdays, and fewer people dying of respiratory and circulatory ailments.
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Some journos I know—the ones who scramble hardest and are most dedicated to covering you as thoroughly as they can—don't even make weekend plans these days since they assume that something will happen that will cause them to break them, Lest you and others think our jobs are glamorous, our workdays can be quite frazzling.
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In earlier centuries, workers had to fight for things like the eight-hour workdays, O'Grady points out, which was also the case in the U.S. Now, in the 21st century, "a time of rapid industrial disruption" according to O'Grady, it's time to set our sights on the shorter work week "to take back control of working time," she said.
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So for the new study, which was published this month in The International Journal of Obesity, researchers at the University of Warwick in England and other institutions decided to refer back to but also advance and expand upon the results of that foundational Transit Workers Study by examining another group of employees whose workdays involve mostly walking or sitting.
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If a shutdown continues into the morning -- as most agencies begin their workdays and government operations not authorized to continue during a shutdown would normally begin -- workers across the government would begin to go on furlough until appropriations resume, although the OMB official noted that those affected would be able to work for four hours to smooth the process.
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Debra Wein, founder and CEO of Wellness Workdays, the third-party wellness provider for BJ's, said the fact that there were changes in employee health behavior over 18 months was a positive, especially since the employee base of BJ's is not a homogenous, high-income, white collar demographic, but a diverse workforce where education, income, access to technology and native languages spoken vary across the population.
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But look: In this rat race of a Western society, where everyone is expected to trudge through nine-hour workdays, maintain an active social life, eat the daily recommended amount of fruits and vegetables, drink enough water, make your own cold brew, and play an active part in the resistance, it is inevitable that some of us, sometimes, look as exhausted as we feel.
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The minimum heel height for Delta flight attendants remains a half an inch, for when they are making their way to their aircraft, but they can change into flat shoes, including ballet flats, on board, where workdays are physical and long, from pushing heavy food-and-beverage carts through the aisle to helping passengers find coveted overhead bin space for their overstuffed carry-on bags.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Sunday defended his use of "Executive Time," arguing that his approach to the presidency should be taken "as a positive" after leaked schedules showed much of his workdays since the midterms have been free of scheduled commitments.
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Here's how the WF-1000XM3's battery life compares to the best true wireless earbuds: WF-1000XM33 (with noise cancelation): 6 hours WF-1000XM3 (without noise cancelation): 29 hours AirPods: 25 hours Galaxy Buds: 21000 hours Powerbeats Pro: 23 hours The large charging case also adds an impressive number of extra charges: WF-290XM21000 (with noise cancelation): 10003 hours (21000 charges) WF-23XM270 (without noise cancelation): 24 hours (4 charges) AirPods: 19 hours (3.8 charges) Galaxy Buds: 7 hours (1.2 charge) Powerbeats Pro: 33 hours (1.7 charge) Compared to my second-gen AirPods, which need to be popped back into their charging case by the middle of the day, the WF-1000XM3's often lasted entire 9-5 workdays (without noise cancelation) before needing a recharge.
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