Examples of using Average workweek in English and their translations into Italian
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The average workweek has actually increased in the period since 1980.
A legislated reduction in the average workweek would shrink labor supply.
ended with an average workweek of 34.2 hours.
They show that the average workweek declined from 53.7 hours per week in 1890
1923(3.6%) while the average workweek remained the same.
In the 70 years before 1940 the average workweek went from 65.4 hours to 44.0 hours-
statistics began to be collected regularly), the average workweek dropped from 43.5 hours to 38.6 hours-
Comparison of trends in average workweek and hourly wages from Paul H. Douglas,"Real
it is evident that the average workweek declined most rapidly during World War I and the immediate post-war period-
Figure 8-13: Changes in average workweek, productivity, real hourly earnings,
accepted as a legitimate tool for controlling unemployment, The average workweek of U.S. workers declined by approximately 10
For this latest period, the average workweek for all industries is based upon data from the BLS"household"
For that reason, the statistics which we will use for the average workweek in Figure 8-9 are taken from three different sources.
Since 1950, the average workweek as reported in the“Household Series” has further
In conclusion, for all these reasons, the record shows that the average workweek in the United States has failed to decline
Because the average workweek has not changed much since the end of World War II,
one would expect that the average workweek might drop by about 5 hours,
For example, if the average workweek were cut from 40 hours to 32 hours,
The Bureau of Economic Research estimates that the average workweek dropped by an average of about two hours per decade in the period between 1890
Figure 8-9: Long-term trends in average workweek, productivity, per-capita real GNP, and cost
Total man-hours divided by total employment gives the average workweek for all industries in 1978,
In the 20th Century, the average workweek in the United States declined most rapidly
Figure 8-1: Comparison of trends in average workweek, productivity, real hourly wages,
In the 20th Century, the average workweek in the United States declined most rapidly
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average workweek of U.S. manufacturing production workers dropped
The record shows that that the average workweek in the United States decreased significantly in the second
In the first four decades of this century, the average workweek of U.S. civilian workers dropped from 60 to 44 hours,
Figure 8-2: Comparison of trends in average workweek, productivity, real hourly wages,
For example, between 1916 and 1920 the average workweek in all industries declined by 2.9 hours per week,
Bureau of Economic Research statistics report an average workweek of 53.7 hours in 1890,

