„… that the average annual actual working hours (including full-time and part-time employees) in 2018 were …” „… advanced countries, including Germany, reducing long working hours in Japan was one of the critical issues …” „… include “start and end of working hours,” “leave,” calculation and determination of “wage,” “retirement …”

„… bargaining, strikes Collective actions and statutes Economic issues (wages, working hours …” „… traditional labor issues such as low wages, long working hours, and unemployment (struggle for minimum …” „… colors, who can decide the means of performing tasks and the allocation of working hours by themselves …”

„… of the freedom to provide services, posted workers do not act as economic actors exercising their …” „… rounded by others with lower costs and working conditions. A country with public works performed …” „… , posting of workers, parental leave, working time, fundamental social rights, núm. monográfico del …”

„… negative results of French and Dutch referendums. Inmediately came the reform of the Working Time …” „… Directive and its opting out clause with regard to the 48 weekly hours, an option which formerly only …” „… the adoption of a proposed Directive amending Directive 2003/88/EC on working time, COM(2008) 568 …”

„… Arbeitssicherheitsgesetze, die in ganz Europa nach dem englischen Factory Act von 1833 modelliert wurden15, regelten Rechte …” „… referendums. Inmediately came the reform of the Working Time Directive and its opting out clause with regard …” „… to the 48 weekly hours, an option which formerly only served to a single Member State, although the …”

„… equipment manufacturer Brother, found employers lost up to two hours from their working day because of noisy …” „… Aguiar and Erik Hurst report that in the United States since 1965 the working hours of males have …” „… European Union’s Directive on Working Time (1993, amended 2000) established an overall weekly hours’ limit …”

„… Großraum London beschäftigt waren, darunter viele Minderjährige, »working inordinately long hours at …” „… that is given a voice. Heine goes beyond depicting the actual working conditions of the Silesian …” „… poems/songs about conditions of labour and the life of the »working poor« during the early industrial …”

„… to free mankind from his bondage to fallen matter. He whiles away the hours on his voyage across the …” „… : »and whoever likes working with his hand / has no place in lazy-ape-land« (und wer gern arbeyt mit der …” „… apes encountered by the colonial powers in Africa were actually human beings who chose not to open …”

„… working such long hours we wanted to have a bit of rest, so that I slept till the afternoon, sometimes …” „… series of hours, one set or system of muscles alone called into activity, it cannot be wondered at …” „… classes« (1830–1840) A. Die Einführung des Althorps Act von 1833 und seine Bedeutung für die Fabrikjugend …”

„… Sonderausschuss vorliegenden Bericht des Mediziners William Simmons hervor: »1.The hours of working for a young …” „… the time allowed for the working of those mills being thirteen hours, deducting one and a half hours …” „… preferred, […], though children are frequently admitted there to work thirteen to fourteen hours per day …”

„… , 1842, Saunders, Robert John (Chair / author), Paper Nr. 500, (1843) Factories Act. Reports from each of …” „… the four factory inspectors on the effects of the educational provisions of the Factories Act …” „… the act of Parliament, Paper Nr. 596, (1834) Factories regulation. Reports made to the Secretary of …”

„… and Workshops Acts Commission. Report of the commissioners appointed to inquire into the working of …” „… sogenannten Elementary Education Act3 im Jahre 1870. Für die vorliegende Fragestellung ist diese Entwicklung …” „… Einzelfallgesetzgebung zu einer kollektiven Legislative und für den damit verbundenen Erlass des Education Acts waren …”

„… Acts, to employ a young person in a factory for ten hours, and no more, in one day, such ten hours …” „… Letzterem Blaug, The Classical Economists and the Factory Acts – A Re- Examination, S. 217. 11 Zur …” „… at day schools, during hours when their minds and bodies would be in a condition to receive and to …”

„… Apprentices Act) von 1802. Es waren zunächst die Lehrlinge, die der englische Gesetzgeber als Schutzobjekte …” „… part; and these have been kept on, as he worked for hours together.«18 Der Fabrikant und spätere …” „… our history« bezeichnet. Thompson, The Making of the English Working Class, S. 384. 21 Vgl. die …”

„… , and Working Class Men: The Case of the 1842 Mines Regulation Act, in: Feminist Review (1981), S. 1–33 …” „… , The Making of the English Working Class, London (1963), S. 366ff. 21 Gillis, Geschichte der Jugend, S …” „… . 558ff.; Desmond Greer / James W. Nicolson, The Factory Acts in Ireland, 1802–1914, Dublin (2003 …”

„… and actual working time… equal to or less than an average of three hours per week in a reference …” „… , in addition, it will count as working time and, where possible, will take place during working hours …” „… . According to Recital 23, “the first working day should be understood to be the actual start of performance …”

„… , for example, relocating working with Islamic headscarf in a job without contact with the public. 1 …” „… interests’ weighting method acts, as Karl Larenz indicated in 1983, on rights whose limits are not fully set …” „… conflict that arose in the United States in the 1960s and gave rise to the Civil Rights Act of 196411, the …”

„… face serious decent work deficits, including poor wages, excessive working hours and little rest, but …” „… collaborative economy have e.g. flexible working hours, so many women may be attracted to this type of work …” „… each stage of the migration cycle – during recruitment, the journey across borders, working in a …”