The working hours
Example: The working hours vary depending on the job role
Definition
"The working hours" refer to the set period during which employees are expected to perform their job duties. These hours typically define the start and end times of a workday and can vary depending on the job role, industry, or employer policies.
Etymology
The phrase "the working hours" combines "working," derived from the Old English 'weorc' meaning 'work or labor,' and "hours," from the Latin 'hora,' meaning a division of time. Together, they describe the time allocated for labor or employment activities.
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"The working hours" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (A2) - set 3", containing 116 commonly used words.
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