Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The working hours are an essential input for the calculation of noise levels.
• If you're calling for Artisan Antiques our working hours are 9
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• These working hours are not regulated in a number of EU Member States.
• but they have already been criticised for endangering flight security.
• Excessive working hours are a major contributory factor to fatigue and hence to falling asleep at the wheel and jeopardising road safety.
• New rules on pilots' working hours are under way
• Working hours are regulated within this framework by detailed collective agreements.

• Reducing working hours is not in itself a strategy for growth.
• A reduction in working hours is therefore necessary to put this situation right.
• hour week has been agreed for agriculture, and flexibility up to 48 working hours is possible under certain conditions.
• Flexible working hours is another instance of such a policy.
• Let us be clear about one thing: a reduction in working hours is not a miracle solution to unemployment.
• But the question of labour law and working hours is also important.
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• A reduction in working hours is also a good way to reduce unemployment.