Sentences with phrase «work a shift on»

Must be willing to work a shift on a regular basis.

It's true that current workers are roughly 10 percentage points less likely to work shifts on Christmas Day, New Year's Day or both than their counterparts 20 years ago.

I have regularly worked shifts on my own where I balanced a number of tasks simultaneously, ensuring the customers were not only served but that the tables were cleared.

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She also works the jobs that her constituents work, something she calls «Cheri on shift.»

In other words, if the company notices a shift in local consumer tastes, it can fire off a batch of new garb from a nearby factory and get product on shelves many months faster than the old way — a supply chain triumph given that Levi works two years in advance and uses more than 1,000 different finishes in a season, which lasts six months.

«And I think that trend will continue [among millennials] not only because of the attitudinal shift [on freelance medical work] but also because the existence of technology actually makes it possible to do this kind of work.»

Solution: Focus first on compensation and benefits, and then shift over to the overall work environment — the work culture, team building, learning opportunities, professional development, less micro management, etc..

Springsteen usually precedes the live version of the song with a description of his dad trying to get their $ 100 used car to start on a cold February morning before his shift working the line at a rug factory.

He accomplishes that by religiously setting priorities, focusing on tasks that are beneficial to the two businesses, and working flexible shifts.

That shift came as prime - age men contributed a few more minutes of housework, but not enough to offset the gap, suggesting that the tasks like laundry and cleaning are probably being outsourced, while online shopping is more efficient.As they spent less time on chores, women worked and slept more, the data show.

Quinn was expected to contact the restaurant each afternoon he was scheduled for an on - call shift to find out whether they actually wanted him to work.

They're calling for the elimination of «on - call» shifts, a practice where management schedules shifts for part - time employees each week, but then requires them to call in ahead of their start time to find out if they're actually working.

While working as a server, stability has frequently been a challenge for Ottawa resident Aaron Quinn, who spent seven years at a restaurant which expected him to work at least one «on - call» shift each week.

«To get the full change to happen, we probably need not only greater representation of women, but we need to see also a cultural shift in organizations that really places greater value on gender equity in the workplace, and makes it more legitimate and acceptable for women to lend a helping hand to other women in the work place.»

An example of the sort of conversation that takes place on Islamic dark web forums involved a cleaner in Berlin who worked the overnight shift and wanted to know how they could help, said Scott.

But if this case sets a precedent for how Trump's economic policies are going to work, it heralds a dangerous shift from an economic system based on rules toward an economic system based on deals.

The era of automation, which has seen robots replace workers in routine jobs in warehouses and on manufacturing assembly lines, is shifting to «knowledge work.»

To minimize all open windows on your desktop, hit the Windows key + M. To undo this and restore those minimized windows, hit the Windows key + Shift + M. To help you focus and pull up just that window that you need, there's also a way to minimize all the windows except for one you've selected or the one you're currently working on.

Some retail employees also work «on - call» shifts that allow superiors to tell them they're not needed at work up until two hours before their scheduled arrivals.

It was the modern assembly line, with the product passing through stations instead of people going to work in shifts on the product.

Since we all crave different levels of clarity between work and personal time, and because that sentiment often shifts based on workplace - related factors, the most effective companies are realizing that Millennials need autonomy to set their own boundaries.

In the new position, he will work a nine and a half hour shift as a part of a rotation where he will work four days on and four days off.

Companies can operate in different worlds depending on their industry, size, geographic location, and much more, but the companies most prepared for the future of work have plans in place and know how to tailor things no matter what color world they end up in and how things shift.

Park: In the last decade, we've seen a dramatic shift from working at your desktop to working on a mobile device.

When I Work offers mobile accessibility so that staff can see their schedules, trade shifts among themselves and request time off while on - the - go.

But space posed a unique design constraint on Stearns: solar radiation and extreme environmental temperature shifts would melt and degrade the paint and ink he worked with, making them hazards to the delicate optical hardware in the satellites.

You can take classes after work, before your shift, or on the weekends, and then when your courses are complete you can update your resume to apply for jobs in a new field.

Managers «should be aware that employees may attend to vital secondary tasks less as their work shifts wear on,» concludes study co-author Hengchen Dai, adding that «reminding employees of vital secondary tasks may be particularly effective, or need to be made particularly salient, as a work shift approaches its conclusion.»

Her work relies on data from NASA's spaceward missions, and a shift from earth science toward even more space data might offer new opportunities for her research.

For instance, search engine giant Baidu advertised a job in March 2017 for content reviewers stipulating that applicants must be «men,» and have «strong ability to work under pressure, able to work on weekends, holidays and night shifts.»

(And while we may be tempted to equate shift work with the service industry, any journalist, designer, developer, or artist who works well into the night on deadline can relate — hey, it's well past midnight again as I'm writing this.)

«I try to work with a focus on the here and now instead of what I hope the outcome will be... And since I've made this shift, the outcomes of my work have actually greatly improved!»

Only six weeks after giving birth, she was already back to work: waitressing every weekday, picking up extra shifts on weekends, sometimes working as late as 3 a.m..

There are certainly no obvious hazards of the kind that are commonplace on construction sites or in factories, and many office workers enjoy the benefits of rigid working days, rather than having their body clocks thrown by changing shift patterns.

Similar detrimental effects of social jet lag are found in shift work, which Roenneberg calls «one of the most blatant assaults on the body clock in modern society.»

Regulators are working on a compromise deal that could result in a cost - shift for non-solar customers.

«The biggest pain point that job seekers have in working on their resume is word - smithing... When we started hearing that, we shifted our strategy from something that would benefit LinkedIn more because it just created more LinkedIn accounts, to something that hopefully would benefit job seekers.»

WorkJam gives hospitality businesses the tools they need to deliver on this work promise by allowing hourly associates to view schedules and trade shifts or pick up shifts from the palms of their hands.

WorkJam gives retailers the tools they need to deliver on this work promise by allowing hourly associates to view schedules and trade shifts or pick up shifts from the palms of their hands.

The RSC proposes several reforms to income security programs, largely focusing on adding or strengthening work requirements, tightening eligibility, and shifting certain spending or responsibilities to the states.

WorkJam gives healthcare organizations the tools they need to deliver on this work promise by allowing hourly healthcare professionals to view schedules and trade shifts or pick up shifts from the palms of their hands.

In other news yesterday, Volkswagen announced that it's going to invest $ 20 billion before 2030 in shifting to electric vehicles and that it's working on a solid - state battery that will extend the range of EVs to 1000 km or more, which would equal or surpass the range of ICE cars.

In other news today, Volkswagen announced that it's going to invest $ 20 billion before 2030 in shifting to electric vehicles and that it's working on a solid - state battery that will extend the range of EVs to 1000 km or more, which would equal or surpass the range of ICE cars.

His father sorted mail for the post office, working nights because of the higher pay offered on that shift.

The concept is billed as a sharding project that developers can work on without wondering whether the ongoing shifting of the sharding goalposts will later render their contributions useless.

The investment outlook may also depend on how much progress China can make in its efforts to enact fiscal reforms as it works through its historic shift from export - led growth to an economy led by domestic consumption.

Even with the broadening acceptance of messaging and smartphone usage at work, the impact of this shift on one's productivity is still unclear.

choose one of these seven mindset shifts to adopt and begin working on its development.

A call had gone out for all the officers in the area to report to work and plan on a 48 - hour shift.

According to the sociologist Harriet B. Presser, as of 2003, two - fifths of American workers were working non-standard hours — «in the evening, at night, on a rotating shift, or during the weekend» — and she wasn't counting those who bring their work home and do it on their off - hours, or who are self - employed.»