Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Normal working week in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The normal working week is as follows.
Unless otherwise provided in the offer, the prices are applicable to transportations that are carried out during the normal working week.
The present normal working week is 40 hours.
In other economic sectors, the reduction in working time has also taken the form in practice of granting additional day of leave while maintaining a normal working week of 40 hours.
A normal working week of 40 hours is in reality 40.7 hours.
All prices are based on a normal working week, from Monday to Friday.
The normal working week in Dubai is eight hours per day,
A significant proportion of these- over 4% in total- had a normal working week of under 10 hours,
The normal working week is 40 hours,
States, the only countries experien cing a significant increase in the proportion with a normal working week of 50 hours
The normal working week in Denmark varies between 7
almost all industrial sectors have a normal working week of 40 hours and a maximum, with overtime, of 48 hours.
In 1980 the normal working week for all workers was 37 hours 20 minutes.
The normal working week in the Community has shortened over the past decade,
The'normal' working week in all the countries of the Community is usually 40 hours, although the legal limit may sometimes be more.
However, the normal working week shall not exceed 42 hours, the hours of the working day to be determined by the director.
The normal working week shall range from 40 to 42 hours, the hours of the working day to be determined by the appointing authority';
However, the normal working week shall not ex ceed 42 hours, the hours of the working day to be determined by the appointing authority.
However, the normal working week shall not exceed forty-two hours, the hours of the normal working day being determined in accordance with rules laid down by the Director.
They have normal work weeks and holidays.
The fact that the agreement of the two sides of industry is to be required only where even longer working hours are concerned amounts to saying that one would be prepared to accept 60 hours a week as normal working hours- and this is surely unacceptable!