Príklady workday

• They also demanded a shorter workday, better health and accident benefits and control over hiring and firing in the mills.

• The division of the workday and the workweek provided young men with opportunities to work for themselves.

• Conflict over the workday was not limited to the textile industry.

• Even more than the length of the workday, the question of who hired and who fired became a central focus of labour conflict.

• For example, there were sections limiting the workday of public employees and miners, and others limiting the labor of women and children.

• Many of the military decrees from 1914 to 1916 reduced the workday.

• Ultimately, mills fell into line with regard to the new workday.

• For the answer, we can look at the length of the workday, hiring and firing and healthcare.

• I used to illustrate that idea - that today's radical notion often is tomorrow's given - by talking about the eight-hour workday, which in its original introduction was a very radical notion.

• At the conventions, when eight-hour workday provisions were proposed, no delegates argued that eight-hour laws would deprive workers of the liberty to negotiate their work contracts individually.

• Hopkins announces a new workday.

• This figure will include weekends and other days which are not workdays for some workers.

• Higher and higher are the numbers of workdays lost through strikes.

• Miners were on strike asking for higher wages, shorter workdays and the recognition of their union.

• In addition to the weekly auditions show, during the workdays a companion show is broadcast.