timesheet
- noun
- /ˈtaɪmˌʃiːt/
- The manager requested that all staff members hand in their timesheet by Friday afternoon.
Examples
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One of the employees we hired through the temp agency has been collecting paychecks from us and submitting timesheets to the agency.
Fiction book (1999) -
I also started doing timesheets to discover the truth for myself.
Blog text (28) -
I told her maybe if she figures out how to fill out her timesheets correctly, I will give her more personal days.
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Would this get the buy-in required of the team to ensure that timesheets are completed and up to date?
Blog text (28) -
Managers are salaried, so they don't have to submit a timesheet log.
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Some team members consistently lagged behind, while others consistently completed their timesheets.
Blog text (28) -
We systematically removed each of the barriers, and lo and behold, timesheets became less of an issue.
Blog text (28) -
Every employee must submit their timesheet at the end of each week to record their hours.
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She carefully reviewed her timesheet to ensure all her worked hours were accurately logged.
Synonyms
A card employees use to record when they start and finish work
A form to record the hours an employee works during a set time
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Morphology
Etymology
Timesheet is a clear compound of time (meaning 'hours') and sheet (meaning 'a piece of paper'). So a timesheet is literally a 'sheet' where you write your 'time', which is why it records the hours someone worked.