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hourly

[ouuhr-lee, ou-er-] / ˈaʊər li, ˈaʊ ər- /


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At least 6,000 people were without power as a result of hourly power outage schedules, he added.

From BBC

A worker at the Tennessee plant’s top hourly wage would earn about $80,000 in 2026, including an attendance bonus, before overtime and profit-sharing, the company said last September when describing its offer.

From The Wall Street Journal

Push raised hourly wages for fiber crews by 5% to 8% in each of the past several years, and expects pay to rise even faster in the near future, said Chase Lapcinski, Push president.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her stories often cover how work is changing and how people find meaning in their professional lives, as well as topics such as hourly workers, diversity and mental health.

From The Wall Street Journal

The short hourly display, on show through Saturday in a business district skyscraper, is drawing large crowds, with many spectators including children curious to see a robot of this kind for the first time.

From Barron's