Workplace and Business Idioms Scale Back Your Hours

Workplace and Business Idioms Scale Back Your Hours
What does "Scale back your hours" mean in business? Watch the video then comment below on if you would like to scale back your hours at work OR if you want more hours. Practice these sample sentences for 'scale back one's hours'.
I will scale back my hours in June so I can spend more time with my family.
She works to much. She should scale back her hours soon.
They do not want to scale back their hours.
Our boss asked if we could work less, but we do not want to scale back our hours.
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BLOOPERS: blooper means I said something incorrectly. This video is recorded and uploaded without any edits. So I catch the mistakes after it's uploaded. Today's bloopers and corrections
I said, "the whole week of February". - I should have said, "the whole MONTH of February"
I said, "monch" which is not a word. I should have said, monTH with the TH blend at the end. The soft TH. Like at the end of "math".
Why did I say "monch" instead of "month" ? I think it's because I was just listening to a podcast where the person speaking was not using the TH blend at all. It sounded like CH and a hard T at times. This is an example of how you should watch and listen to videos or podcasts of how you want to sound. If you want to learn native general English, listen to that accent or speakers that use this. If you want to learn British English listen to speakers using this accent. It's really preference and what you need for your purpose.
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[@EverydayEnglishUSA]

Hi everyone! Do you want to work more or scale back your hours? Comment below.

[@ahmedabdallah8062]

Hello, hello, good to see you teacher Johnni, hope you're having a wonderful weekend so far

[@EverydayEnglishUSA]

Same to you