Converse of object

• lose: Migraine workdays lost per year due to migraine was estimated at 270 days per 1000 persons, compared with 820 for tension headache.

• follow: We then agreed that I would call public relation, and subsequently call the potential interviewee the following workday.

• have: The Friends have regular workdays for volunteers on site on a Tuesday and sometimes at weekends, to do conservation work/projects.

Adjective modifier

• overseas: Therefore, the £ 5,000 has been added to net salary and benefits before calculating and deducting the amount attributable to overseas workdays.

• short: They led the struggle for the shorter workday, and these struggles were recognized by Marx and Engels as having great historical importance.

• lost: Depression is now the leading cause of mental disability, costing £ 32 billion a year in lost workdays.

• typical: My typical workday involves... My typical workday is not very structured.

• normal: During normal workdays, contact should be made via direct dial numbers.

• practical: Canceled nature reserve workday The practical volunteer workday due to take place at Adel Dam on Tuesday 1st August has been canceled.

Modifies a noun

• world: We walked hand in hand through this workday world.

Noun used with modifier

• eight-hour: Wilson led the campaign to try to get a eight-hour workday.

• non-uk: The employer should treat the benefit as being unavailable on those days which count as non-UK workdays.

• volunteer: Canceled nature reserve workday The practical volunteer workday due to take place at Adel Dam on Tuesday 1st August has been canceled.