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straight time

straight time noun: the regularly established working hours of an employee during a standard time period with the exclusion of hours lost through absence or gained through overtime.

Noun

straight time (countable and uncountable, plural straight times)

  1. (human resources) The regularly established working hours of an employee during a standard time period with the exclusion of hours lost through absence or gained through overtime.

Forms of straight time

pluralstraight times

Questions about straight time

What does straight time mean?
Straight time means the regularly established working hours of an employee during a standard time period with the exclusion of hours lost through absence or gained through overtime.
What part of speech is straight time?
Straight time is a noun.
What is the plural of straight time?
The plural of straight time is straight times.

Words near straight time in the dictionary

  1. straight talk
  2. straight talker
  3. straight talkers
  4. straight ticket
  5. straight tickets
  6. straight time
  7. straight times
  8. straight tip
  9. straight tips
  10. straight trade
  11. straight up

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