work schedule US
wɜːrk ˈskɛdʒuːl
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Definition of work schedule - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
employmentUSplan of the hours to be workedUS
  • The manager posted the new work schedule on the bulletin board.
roster timetable
2.
businessUSlist of tasks to be completed at workUS
  • She checked her work schedule to see what needed to be done today.
agenda itinerary
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office routine
work schedule with five working days
work schedule
work schedule allowing start and end times to vary
work schedule
period of time a person is responsible for security and surveillance
work schedule
modification in work hours
work schedule
total hours or days assigned for work
work
standard work schedule from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m
work schedule
schedule of duties or shifts for workers
9 to 5adj.
work
related to a regular office job or work schedule

Examples of work schedule in a sentence

  • Due to the holiday, the work schedule was revised.
  • His work schedule was packed with meetings.
  • The work schedule was posted on the bulletin board.

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  1. French:planning de travail, planning, ...
  2. German:Arbeitszeitplan, ...
  3. Italian:orario di lavoro, elenco delle attività lavorative, ...
  4. Spanish:horario de trabajo, programa de trabajo, ...
  5. Portuguese:horário de trabalho, lista de tarefas, ...
  6. Chinese:工作时间表, 工作日程, ...
  7. Japanese:勤務時間表, 作業予定表, ...
  8. Arabic:جَدْوَل العَمَل, بَرْنامَج العَمَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִידּוּר עֲבוֹדָה, לוּחַ מְשִׂימּוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:рабочий график, список рабочих задач, ...
  11. Ukrainian:робочий графік, ...
  12. Hindi:कार्य समय-सारिणी, कार्य सूची, ...
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