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Often used in the same context:
workweek,
commutes,
absences,
vacations,
absenteeism,
weekends,
furlough,
naps,
schedules,
telecommuting,
holidays,
midnights,
flextime,
hours,
flexitime,
workaholic,
shutdowns,
sabbaticals,
weekdays,
telecommute,
intersession,
playtime,
evenings,
catnaps,
busywork,
afternoons,
trips,
naptime,
mornings,
productivity,
schoolwork,
hiatuses,
chores,
downtime,
bookwork,
work,
parttime,
lunches,
errands,
billable hours,
yardwork,
workload,
siestas,
paychecks,
drudgery,
layovers,
workouts,
workplace,
caregiving,
employees,
workers,
deskbound,
toothbrushing,
housework,
recess,
carpooling,
coworkers,
deadlines,
oversleeping,
nonproduction,
piecework,
respites,
graveyard shift,
layoff,
jobs,
assignments,
daylight saving,
carpool,
skiving,
periods,
circadian rhythm,
shifts,
labors,
bedrest,
interns,
teleworking,
sabbaths,
rehearsals,
appointments,
homeroom,
idling,
cubicles,
hypersomnia,
semesters,
tasks,
sittings,
lateness,
rotas,
overwork,
wages,
stoppages,
fasts,
wage earner,
preretirement,
daylight savings,
fatigue,
devotions,
sleeplessness,
carpal tunnel syndrome,
mealtimes,
scut work,
sessional,
workday,
weeks,
sessions,
overtime,
runs,
time,
lifetimes,
run,
visits,
attendances,
cycles
Also try:
— Adjectives for workdays:
hour,
long,
shorter,
longer,
consecutive,
lost,
more,
regular,
fewer,
normal,
extended,
more...
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