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workday

[wurk-dey] / ˈwɜrkˌdeɪ /


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By removing writing from reporters’ workloads, we’ve effectively freed up an extra workday for them each week.

From The Wall Street Journal

After her program, she softly pumped her fist as if it was just another successful workday.

From Los Angeles Times

So-called job huggers, people who stay in their jobs, can also try to focus on projects that energize them, or ask to switch teams or managers to make their workdays better, according to Glassdoor’s report.

From MarketWatch

It’s a routine he started four decades ago as a young lawyer, writing before his actual workday began.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite some improvements, Wales also continues to have issues with air pollution, thought to cost the country £1bn each year in lost workdays and healthcare expenses.

From BBC