shift work

And Boeing cannot shift work abroad to avoid the machinists' wage demands.

In contrast, nearshoring means that the business has shifted work to a lower cost organization, but within its own region, broadly defined.

Many appellate judges say those changes essentially shifted work to them.

Adjusting sleep schedule in people that do shift work.

Another way to shift work to the private sector is through contracts with suppliers.

People who do shift work tend to have sleep disturbances and sleep loss.

The managers shifted work to remaining employees, who consequently had to work longer hours.

And the winding is all women, they do shift work.

The best way to adapt to shift work is to stick to the same schedule, even on weekends.

Many federal appeals court judges say those changes essentially shifted work to their courts.

There have been many studies suggesting health risks associated with shift work.

I suppose I was brought up by women, the men were on shift work.

The short-term health effects of shift work are clear.

"It's difficult to cultivate a relationship with a patient if you are doing shift work."

During the season, the club had problems with getting sufficient players to meet to the matches, particularly because of shift work.

Those on shift work generally found it fairly easy to change with a friend, provided sufficient warning was available.

Their father was a security guard on shift work who was rarely home.

But doing shift work, and with small children, he never found the time.

Problems sleeping during the day because of working at night or rotating shift work.

The company is also trying to relieve the problems of shift work itself.