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long-hours culture

long-hours culture noun: a workplace environment where it is commonplace and often expected, or even valued, for employees to work extended hours beyond standard working hours.

Noun

long-hours culture (countable and uncountable, plural long-hours cultures)

  1. (labour) A workplace environment where it is commonplace and often expected, or even valued, for employees to work extended hours beyond standard working hours.

Forms of long-hours culture

plurallong-hours cultures

Questions about long-hours culture

What does long-hours culture mean?
Long-hours culture means a workplace environment where it is commonplace and often expected, or even valued, for employees to work extended hours beyond standard working hours.
What part of speech is long-hours culture?
Long-hours culture is a noun.
What is the plural of long-hours culture?
The plural of long-hours culture is long-hours cultures.

Words near long-hours culture in the dictionary

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  3. long-horned beetles
  4. long-horned grasshopper
  5. long-horned grasshoppers
  6. long-hours culture
  7. long-hours cultures
  8. long-house
  9. long-houses
  10. long-jawed spider
  11. long-john

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