Sentences with phrase «more average hours»

Primary school teachers report more average hours (59) than secondary teachers (55).

At first reading, the following notable findings stood out for me — bear in mind these are all averages: Primary school teachers report more average hours...

A full - time employee is an employee with 30 or more average hours of service per week, and a full - time employee is counted in the 95 percent threshold calculation after the first three months of employment.

Not exact matches

Office workers now receive an average of more than 100 emails per day and spend 6.3 hours checking both their work and personal messages.

Where does the average small business owner's time go, and how much would the average small business owner pay to add just one more hour in a day?

He has suggested cutting the corporate tax rate from 33 percent to the E.U. average of 25 percent, for example, and wants to loosen national labor laws so companies can have more freedom to negotiate working hours and pay.

Roku devices are used more — an average of 48 hours per month each — than its competitors, the firm said.

The average person has X amount of dollars to spend a week regardless of when the shops are open, extending the hours will not bring in any more revenue.

The Google property boasts that on an average month it draws one billion unique users, and powers more than six billion hours of video viewing.

The briefing note from May 2017 also noted a downward shift in unionization rates that «contribute to rising inequality» because unionized workers earn, on average, $ 4 more per hour than their non-union counterparts.

The average person needs 8.25 hours of sleep per day — 95 minutes more than that average person actually gets.

At that rate, Netflix is averaging more than 4 billion hours of viewing per month, which makes it larger than almost any of the major TV networks except maybe CBS.

Unwilling to trade money, the average person believes the only way to make more money is to work more hours.

According to Chris Matcovich, vice president of data and communications at TiqIQ, the average ticket price for a Yankees» home game during the 2014 season increased to more than $ 217 from $ 206 within just a couple hours of the retirement news.

And apparently the average American is unable to go without internet access for more than 16 hours.

Within two hours of Jeter's announcement that 2014 will be his last season, the average ticket price for the Yankees» last regular - season game — scheduled for Sept. 28 against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park — jumped more than 160 percent to $ 803.

According to the study of 715 parents, every hour of touchscreen use results in 15.6 minutes less of sleep, or 26.4 minutes less total per night and 10.8 minutes more during the day, on average.

And it follows a move by McDonald's to raise its average minimum wage to more than $ 10, and to give employees with a year's service 20 hours of paid time off.

Men employed in jobs with an average probability of being sexual harassed are paid 50 cents per hour more than men employed in jobs with no risk of harassment.

An Edison Research study on the audio habits of Americans found that podcast listeners are actually «super listeners,» consuming more than one hour and 45 minutes of audio per day than the average American, and they spend more than 25 percent of their total audio time listening to podcasts.

Over time, the average hours worked in developed countries has dropped significantly, more recently at an average of 0.5 % per year.

(It also doesn't hurt that Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, with the average user spending almost 4 hours on social every day.)

Salaried employees, for instance, tend to work five more hours per week on average than employees who are paid on an hourly basis.

These numbers are not only comparable to coal and natural gas (which average $ 100 per megawhatt hour, but in fact more attractive, on a global average basis.

According to a scientist involved in the study, anyone who took part in more than 28 hours of domestic or caretaking work without pay — 28 hours per week is the Australian average — would not be able to handle more than 39 hours of paid work weekly before experiencing problems associated with poor health.

The No - Facebook group experienced this hit to their life - satisfaction despite the fact they reported an average of more than two hours extra face - to - face socialising on the Sunday during the study period compared to the Facebook - as - normal group.

Ninety - seven percent of American children ages 12 to 17 play an average of at least one hour of video games per day — games that wearables could render more visually and physically engaging.

The average lost productive time among those experiencing discomfort was more than 5.2 hours per week.»

The average manufacturing worker produced 40 % more output per hour in 2010 than she did in 2001.

Studies relying on self - reported data have come to even more alarming conclusions; a survey conducted by the U.K. branch of Weight Watchers, for example, found that people were sitting an average of 14 hours and 39 minutes a day.

All U.S. employees working an average of 20 hours per week at any company - operated store — including Teavana, La Boulange, Evolution Fresh and Seattle's Best Coffee stores — are eligible to choose from more than 40 undergraduate degree programs at ASU, and they will earn full tuition reimbursement for each semester of full - time coursework completed.

More than 80 % of Koreans own smartphones, compared to about 70 % of Americans, and on average they spend more than four hours a day on their phoMore than 80 % of Koreans own smartphones, compared to about 70 % of Americans, and on average they spend more than four hours a day on their phomore than four hours a day on their phones.

In fact, in real terms the average wage peaked more than 40 years ago: The $ 4.03 - an - hour rate recorded in January 1973 has the same purchasing power as $ 22.41 would today.

Americans spend 42 hours on average sitting in congestion every year, costing each driver roughly $ 1,400, and last week the American Roads & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) reported that more than 54,000 of the country's 612,677 bridges are rated «structurally deficient.»

The median manufacturing worker without a bachelor's degree earned $ 15 an hour in 2015, a dollar more than similarly educated workers in other industries.1 But those averages obscure a great deal of variation beneath the surface.

Six long laterals on the Quinn pad are averaging more than 70 percent oil, with 24 - hour highs averaging nearly 2,400 Boe / d during initial production.

The Dow Jones industrial average or «Dow» (an index that tracks 30 large U.S. stocks) dropped more than 700 points, or nearly 3 percent, in the hours after the announcement.

Average hourly earnings rose more than expected, at 2.2 %, which helped lessen the blow of a worse than expected headline number and the July number was revised to 2.0 % from 1.9 %; average weekly hours increased to 34.5 from 34.4; and manufacturing added 14,000 workers after a revised 16,000 loss iAverage hourly earnings rose more than expected, at 2.2 %, which helped lessen the blow of a worse than expected headline number and the July number was revised to 2.0 % from 1.9 %; average weekly hours increased to 34.5 from 34.4; and manufacturing added 14,000 workers after a revised 16,000 loss iaverage weekly hours increased to 34.5 from 34.4; and manufacturing added 14,000 workers after a revised 16,000 loss in July.

By the early 2000s, 25 % of employed men and 10 % of employed women were working 50 or more hours per week.24 And 35 - 40 % of Americans were working outside regular hours (9 am to 5 pm) and / or days (Monday to Friday).25 Average commute time rose from 40 minutes in 1980 to 50 minutes in the late 2000s.26

The average American spends 3.3 hours a day on their smartphone, which is twice more than the amount of time spent eating, and over 1/3 rd of the time spent sleeping and working each day.

If you are employed in more than one qualifying part - time job at the same time, you may meet the full - time employment requirement if you work a combined average of at least 30 hours per week with your employers.

With the average commute time of nearly an hour each day on top of the eight or more hours spent on location, as well as other necessities outside of work hours of looking after kids, housework, maintenance of vehicles, etc., people simply don't have enough time and energy to exercise and sleep regularly, give their best to their personal relationships, or relax and have fun — that is, until Saturday mercifully arrives.

I am going to say one more thing, I realize I am getting wordy, but the average American is watching about 5.5 hours of TV a day and we see that going up to about 6 hours.

African - American millennial males spend more time watching both traditional TV (33 hours) and online video (3 hours) than the average, while Asian - American millennial males watch less TV (11.5 hours) and even more Web video (nearly 4 hours).

They work almost a full hour more than entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley (10.86 hours compared to 9.95) and are about three years older on average than SV's entrepreneurs.

Just because you are not putting in as many hours as a full - time job, does not mean a given franchise will not bring in revenue equal to, or more than, the average yearly salary.

In fact, the proportion of part - timers in public administration was reduced by a third over that period of time, which contributes significantly to the increase in the average weekly wage over the decade, as workers were working more hours, not necessarily being paid a lot more per hour.

The average person can come up with 2 ways to earn more money: (1) get a promotion or (2) work more hours, but I have a third method — passive income.

More recently, wage growth has shown signs of stabilisation, with growth in the private sector wage price index unchanged for the past six quarters, while a broader measure of wage pressures, the growth in average earnings per hour, has picked up of late.

It has revealed that it pays men an average mean of 15.2 % more per hour than women...