CHE SIGNIFICA TIMEWORKER IN INGLESE
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TIMEWORKER»
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Factory Wage Structures and National Agreements
Along with the shift in emphasis from time-work to payment-by-results work in
engineering factories, which has accompanied the growing use of incentive
schemes, has gone a tendency to think up ways of compensating the timeworker
who ...
2
Industry wage survey: Women's and misses' dresses
Occupational earningsI 16s ananl..—16ng Beach and anre5—.n. anaowaeen. 1
production worker. — Women Men— relected production occupations Cutters
and marker, (all men) (all timcworkers) Inspector.1 final (examiners) (all
timeworker.) ...
United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics,
1971
The proper entry in Column (f) is computed differently depending upon the basis
on which the employee is paid: For a timeworker paid at an hourly wage rate only
, this item is the regular rate of pay multiplied by the number of hours worked in ...
American Paper and Pulp Association,
1934
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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: Eleventh Edition
timeworker. 1309. tim-ber-inq \'tim-b(3-)rin\ n (15c) : a set or arrangement of
timbers tim-ber-land \-bar-,land\ n (1654) : wooded land esp. with marketable
timber tim-bcr-line \-,LIn\ n (1867) : the upper limit of arboreal growth in
mountains or ...
For timeworker paid at a weekly wage rate, this item is the weekly rate of pay plus
a sum for all hours over 44 (computed by multiplying the number of hours worked
in excess of 44 by the average hourly rate). (See line (4) on sample form).
National Association of Wool Manufacturers,
1940
is the regular rate of pay multiplied by the number of hours worked in the
workweek. For timeworker paid at a weekly wage rate, this item is the weekly rate
of pay plus a sum for all hours over 44 (computed by multiplying the number of
hours ...
7
Industry wage survey: Textile dyeing and finishing
Dyeing-machine tender,, 2ea (all timeworker,). ... , Finishing Calendar tender, 2a/
Tenter-frame tender* Time Packers, shipping . Time rjAver.e hourly
orkerskaeaings 16 0 $0.66 [J 0.16 t| and der 2. 0 2. 61 2.2 2.61 2. 62 2.0 Number
of workers ...
United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics,
1970
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United Society of Boilermakers & Iron Shipbuilders' Monthly ...
... of General WorkersIs clause 10 intended to mean that each pieceworker is
entitled for himself to an advance of 15 per cent. on his present wages less war
advances a-nd each timeworker, including pieceworkers' assistants not sharing
in.
United Society of Boilermakers and Iron and Steel Shipbuilders,
1920
9
The New South Wales Industrial Gazette
Mixed Functions Except where otherwise expressly provided: (a) A weekly
timeworker, who is required on any day to do work carrying a higher weekly rate
of pay than his ordinary classification, shall be paid at the weekly rate for the
higher ...
10
Commonwealth arbitration reports
(A) In the case of a timeworker, the ordinary rate per day for the classification in
which he is normally employed, or onefifth of his ordinary earnings for the
preceding 5 working days on which he actually worked, whichever is the greater,
or (B) ...