The idea that people could take two days off work per week is largely the result of the organized labor movement. As for the choice of Saturday and Sunday, that is influenced by religion. Saturday is the official day of rest for Judaism and for the Seventh Day Adventists, while Sunday is the official day of rest for Christianity.
A workweek is part of the seven-day period in which work is normally performed usually from Monday to Friday from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
The term 'Friday - Monday' means Friday through Monday(Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday).
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, thursday, friday.
From Monday to Friday!
No there is no such law. The FLSA describes a workweek as any consecutive 7-day period. This can be established as being ANY such 7-day period (e.g.: Sun thru Sat - Wed thru Tue - etc). Many persons, notably shift workers and public safety personnel work staggered weekly shifts their entire careers.
Lunes lanzó viernes = Monday threw Friday de lunes a viernes = Monday through Friday
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are the days of the week starting from Monday and ending on Friday. They make up the typical workweek schedule for many people, with most businesses operating during these days. Each day represents a different point in the week's progression.
Monday through Saturday, 4:00am to about 4:00pm, at least that is what my cousin works.
Business days are considered Monday through FridayBusiness days are considered Monday through Friday
As Monday is the first day of the workweek, yes, it is crowded.
Monday through Friday
Monday through Friday