work shifts

Not if she works shifts, as very many people do these days.

They worked shifts of about 20 minutes in the 90-degree heat.

The number of work shifts at some might be raised to three from two.

And on questions of policy, such as "What are work shifts going to look like next week?"

People would have to work shifts, and may even get their hands dirty.

I was sometimes working shifts of up to 48 hours".

Working shifts lasted 12 hours, 6 days a week, with Sunday as a rest day.

"When I was a little girl, we had to read from the book for two hours each night after our work shifts were over.

For example, they cannot be expected to work shifts or to spend several days away from home. This is because we simply are not equal.

The cops worked shifts, but I was booked in for the run.

A nurse may go on a holiday and will not work shifts during this time.

They always tried to have their working shifts together.

Work shifts are coming to a close or are just about to begin.

Today the pilots usually stay there only temporarily for work shifts.

The factory operated 24 hours a day, with employees working shifts.

Employees technically do not live inside the zone, but work shifts.

Full protection would require a team of eight men working shifts over twenty-four hours.

He often worked shifts in the emergency department there to observe first hand the care patients received.

A year later, parish employees were still working shifts around the clock to bring the community back to life.

Many of us treasure the time we spend in our co-op work shifts.

It is harder for doctors to expect favors when they are working shifts like everyone else.

Worker productivity declines during the latter part of long work shifts.

"We were working shifts that were 130 to 140 hours a week," he recalls.

To reduce 36-hour work shifts to a maximum of 12 hours would require more doctors, but not necessarily three times as many, health officials said.

Staff work shifts, often evenings and weekends depending on functions.