A rapid reduction took place from 1900 to 1920, especially between 1913 and 1919, when weekly hours fell by about eight percent.

For the private sector as a whole, weekly hours rose 12 minutes.

Aggregate weekly hours worked declined for a second straight month.

These obligations come on top of a weekly three hours of class.

No program produces more weekly hours of television than "Today," which, with the third hour it added last year, is at 15 hours a week.

The study looked at four areas: job growth, the unemployment rate, wage income and factory workers' average weekly hours.

Two weekly hours computer science are taught from third to the fifth grade.

The salary is fairly low and the weekly hours depend on how many home games the Lakers play.

The maximum number of weekly working hours may not then exceed 52.

We don't: average weekly hours are still below their pre-recession level.