Two workweeks definition

Two workweeks means the number of hours that an employee is regularly scheduled to work in a two-week period. Examples: for an employee whose regular schedule is 40 hours per week, two workweeks is 80 hours; for an employee whose regular schedule is 35 hours per week, two workweeks is 70 hours.

Examples of Two workweeks in a sentence

• Green v US (US DC Okla) - In a second order in this case (the first allowing the taxpayer trust a deduction under §642(c) for full FMV of property purchased with gross income from prior years), the Court denies the government's motion for summary judgment to disallow a deduction for cash payments mistakenly made by Hobby Lobby that was intended to be made by a partnership of which the trust owned 99%.

• The Wisconsin FMLA requires covered employers to provide job- protected leave to eligible employees for the following reasons/durations: • Two workweeks for the employee’s serious health condition;• Two workweeks for the serious health condition of a child, spouse, domestic partner, or parent(s) (including the employee’s parents-in-law or the parents of a domestic partner); and• Six workweeks for the birth or adoption of a child by the employee.

• The actual amount of time an employee spends on leave under the Wisconsin FMLA will be subtracted from his/her entitlements under Wisconsin law: • Two workweeks for the employee’s serious health condition• Two workweeks for the serious health condition of a child, spouse, domestic partner, or parent(s) (including the employee’s parents-in-law or the parents of a domestic partner)• Six workweeks for the birth or adoption of a child by the employee.