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bull week

bull week noun: a week of low employee absenteeism.

Noun

bull week (plural bull weeks)

  1. A week of low employee absenteeism.
    • When absenteeism is low in a factory and output high. In most industries, weeks just before holiday periods are seen as potential bull weeks when employees are particularly keen to earn high wages.1980, Hano Johannsen, G. Terry Page, International Dictionary of Management, page 49

Forms of bull week

pluralbull weeks

Questions about bull week

What does bull week mean?
Bull week means a week of low employee absenteeism.
What part of speech is bull week?
Bull week is a noun.
What is the plural of bull week?
The plural of bull week is bull weeks.

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