work shift
1 of 1noun/ˈwɝk ʃɪft/
Forms:work shifts
1
the time that a person is required to be working or present at work
- After finishing her morning work shift, she often enjoys a relaxing afternoon at the park before heading home.
- The factory operates on a rotating work shift schedule, ensuring that production runs smoothly around the clock.
- He prefers the night work shift because it allows him to attend classes during the day without any conflicts.
- Employees are required to clock in at least 15 minutes before their work shift begins to ensure a smooth transition between shifts.
- Many workers in the healthcare industry are accustomed to long work shifts, often spanning 12 hours or more, to provide continuous patient care.
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