Translation of "travailleur horaire " (French → English) :

hourly-paid employee [ hourly-rated employee | hourly-rated worker | hourly paid worker | hourly employee ]

hourly paid employee | hourly paid worker

Definition: A lack of synchrony between the sleep-wake schedule and the desired sleep-wake schedule for the individual's environment, resulting in a complaint of either insomnia or hypersomnia. | Psychogenic inversion of:circadian | nyctohemeral | sleep | rhythm

flexible hours | flexible working hours | flexitime | flextime | gliding time

flextime [ flexible working hours | flexitime | flexible hours | flexible hours of work | flexible work hours | flexible working time | flexible schedule | flexible work schedule | gliding time | sliding time | adaptable hours | gliding hours | sliding hours | personalized working hours | pers ]

regular schedule | regular work schedule | normal schedule | normal work schedule

hourly rate | rate per hour | hourly rate of pay | hourly earning | hourly wage rate

Corkhandler's disease or lung Corkworker's disease or lung

Harvester's lung Haymaker's lung Mouldy hay disease

whereas the term ‘domestic and care workers’ includes diverse groups of workers including, but not limited to, live-in workers, external workers, hourly workers in several households, family workers, daily or night care workers, babysitters, au pairs and gardeners, whose reality and conditions may vary significantly.

11. Draws attention to the increasing prevalence of flexible working hours: weekend work, irregular and unpredictable working hours and the extension of the working day, and to the fact that, given that the demand for flexibility is greatest amongst part-time workers, who are mostly women, this means that more women than men have their working hours changed from week to week, making it even harder for women to strike a balance between work and family life, especially single mothers and those caring for dependent family members; stresses that work contracts should be stable and working hours scheduled, but that working hours may be negot ...[+++]iated upon the employee's request in order better to reconcile professional, family and private life; emphasises that flexible working hours should be the worker's decision, and should not be imposed or enforced by the employer; rejects situations of flexibility and contractual uncertainty that do not allow for family formation and stability;

11. Draws attention to the increasing prevalence of flexible working hours: weekend work, irregular and unpredictable working hours and the extension of the working day, and to the fact that, given that the demand for flexibility is greatest amongst part-time workers, who are mostly women, this means that more women than men have their working hours changed from week to week, making it even harder for women to strike a balance between work and family life, especially single mothers and those caring for dependent family members; stresses that work contracts should be stable and working hours scheduled, but that working hours may be negot ...[+++]iated upon the employee’s request in order better to reconcile professional, family and private life; emphasises that flexible working hours should be the worker’s decision, and should not be imposed or enforced by the employer; rejects situations of flexibility and contractual uncertainty that do not allow for family formation and stability;

F. whereas the service sector offers many opportunities for flexible employment contracts – flexitime, part-time and short-term contracts – which can help both male and female caregivers, where they have the ability to choose, to combine work and caregiving; whereas women are more likely to turn to flexible or part-time employment in order to reconcile professional and family obligations, even where there is a pay difference in terms of hourly rate between part-time and full-time workers; and whereas women have more career breaks and amass fewer working hours than men, which can affect their career development and prospects for social ...[+++] promotion, and thus also results in a less remunerative career;