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31. Other tangible benefits include an increase in salary and shorter working hours.

32. Hundreds of thousands of working hours lost.

33. Apparently, too, Rosie enjoyed herself after working hours.

34. Concurrently juniors' working hours are being reduced.

35. The reduction in average working hours has led to an increase in leisure time.

36. However, 1985 signalled the end of the post-war trend of decline in working hours in Britain.

37. In 20 years, the plan foresees that 60% of the workforce will be on alternative working hours of some sort.

38. I never overstayed my welcome and always dreamed up some excuse if any of them suggested meeting me outside working hours.

39. I am also unable to telephone the bank manager during working hours.

40. Changes in the diurnal cycle allow different developmental stages of embryos to be available during normal working hours.

41. Are there arrangements for surgeries or clinics out of working hours?

42. Similarly farmers are more prepared to be indulgent about their employees' working hours as long as the necessary tasks are carried out efficiently.

43. P.S. Enclosed is an important leaflet highlighting local service telephone numbers for use during normal working hours.

44. To obtain a copy, write to or phone during working hours,[sentencedict.com/working hours.html] Monday to Friday.

45. Many families face a time crunch, but experts disagree on the extent to which average working hours have increased.

46. Working hours fell for full-time employees between 1975 and 1984.

47. Any abuse of the Flexible Working Hours facility can result in its withdrawal, in addition to any disciplinary action which may be taken.

48. For workers in small firms employment guarantees are very rare, working hours are longer and safety records poor.

49. One teamleader would occasionally keep his dealers behind after normal working hours.

50. Remember, your spouse may not be used to having you home during working hours.

51. Many officials now spend most of their working hours entertaining visiting delegations, meeting donors, and preparing project documents.

52. For more than a century factory acts and ever shorter working hours marked the onward march of industrial progress.

53. Unions would like more flexible working hours to replace the nine-to-five, forty hour week.

54. I mean, journalists have gotten naked before, at least during working hours.

55. An outside problem can sometimes be helped by, say, more flexible working hours and so be resolved at management level.

56. Employers could also help themselves and many of their staff by banning lunchtime drinking and all consumption of alcohol during working hours.

57. Flexible Hours Question: Has consideration been given to the introduction of flexible working hours?

58. More could be done to encourage flexible or staggered working hours and spread the traffic load.

59. Shorter working hours and a shorter working lifetime have always been central to the Labour movement's demands.

60. His attempts to link reductions in working hours to more flexible work practices, for example, have run into powerful union resistance.