workhours
Time on duty
Workhours, also spelled as two words, refers to the time during which work is performed or expected to be performed.
The term typically designates the standard period when businesses operate or employees are on duty: The office is closed outside of normal workhours.
It can also refer to the total quantity of labor time invested in a project or accumulated by a worker: The renovation required over 200 workhours to complete.
Arranged list of events
- rosterList of members
- calendarDate-tracking system
- shiftsMoves or work periods
- availabilityState of being obtainable
slots · appointments · flextime · rotation · graveyard-shift · nightshift · nine-to-five · part-time
Fifty percent wage premium
- double-timeAccelerated pace or premium pay
- overworkToil to exhaustion
- on-callAvailable when summoned
- crunch-timeHigh-pressure deadline period
Payment for labor
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- payWages for work
- earningsMoney gained from work
- remunerationPayment for work done
Output relative to input
- outputWhat something generates
- efficiencyProductive without waste
- deadlinesSubmission cutoff times
- pressureForce upon contact
burnout · fatigue · exhaustion · task · performance · focus · concentration · pacing
Covering for top
- limitMaximum allowed extent
- maximumGreatest permitted quantity
- minimumSmallest possible quantity
- mandatoryRequired by rule
compliance · contract · union · directive · enforcement
timetable
Arranged list of events
availability · slots · appointments · flextime · rotation · graveyard-shift · nightshift · nine-to-five · part-time · full-time
time-and-a-half
Fifty percent wage premium
- double-timeAccelerated pace or premium pay
- overworkToil to exhaustion
- on-callAvailable when summoned
wage
Payment for labor
remuneration · paycheck · stipend · fee · timesheet · invoicing · retainer
productivity
Output relative to input
- outputWhat something generates
- efficiencyProductive without waste
- deadlinesSubmission cutoff times
pressure · burnout · fatigue · exhaustion · task · performance · focus · concentration · pacing · quota
cap
Covering for top
mandatory · compliance · contract · union · directive · enforcement
lunchtime
Noon eating period
interval · respite · recess · breather · intermission · handover · siesta · time-off · relief
workhoursleisure time
Unscheduled waking hours
free time · off-hours · personal time · downtime · time off
work, worker, working, workday, hours, workable, hourly, overworked, workforce