- the
w**** devoted to
labour and rest, respectively. The
legal w****days (British English), or workw**** (American English), is the part of the seven-
day w****...
- 8601,
Monday is
treated as the
first day of the
w****, but in many
countries it is
counted as the
second day of the
w****.
Between the
first and
third centuries...
-
Christian seven-
day w****,
which is
rooted in the
Jewish seven-
day w****. In 321 CE,
Emperor Constantine the
Great officially decreed a seven-
day w**** in the Roman...
- The Three-
Day W**** was one of
several measures introduced in the
United Kingdom in 1973–1974 by
Edward Heath's
Conservative government to
conserve electricity...
- The
determination of the
day of the
w**** for any date may be
performed with a
variety of algorithms. In addition,
perpetual calendars require no calculation...
-
W****s and
Day was an
American architectural firm
founded in 1916 by
architect Charles Peter W****s (1870–1928) and
engineer William Peyton Day (1886–1966)...
-
encountered the seven-
day w**** and for a time
attempted to
include both. The po****rity of the seven-
day rhythm won, and the eight-
day w**** disappeared. The...
-
Wednesday is the
day of the
w**** between Tuesday and Thursday.
According to
international standard ISO 8601, it is the
third day of the
w****. In English,...
-
college or
university over the
course of four days per
w**** rather than the more
customary five-
day workw****. This
arrangement can be a part of flexible...
- eight-hour
day movement (also
known as the 40-hour
w**** movement or the short-time movement) was a
social movement to
regulate the
length of a
working day, preventing...
