Examples of using Nightwork in English and their translations into German
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Shiftwork without nightwork.
Certain she's old and had Robin Nightwork by old Nightwork before I came to Clement's Inn.
Regulations concerning Nightwork.
Nightwork makes heavy physical demands on the health and stamina of an employee Streich, 1978.
The whole platform is equipped with lights for nightwork.
In only one case, in France, was nightwork abolished completely Factory B.
Nightwork is performed by 22% of this population, with 16% on fixed nightshifts, and 6% on rotating shifts.
Paragraph 19 of the Hours of Work Code prohibits nightwork for female workers.
COSTA G.& PERONI(1988) Women and Nightwork in Italy.(Dublin: European Foundation) DE HAAN E. and JANSEN Β.
It is perhaps particularly important that thejob design is considered when nightwork is to be required.
Nightwork has increased in all sectors since 1992, but the increase in usual nightwork has been very small.
Of workmen currently work either shiftwork or nightwork, i.e. about 1 in 6 of the workforce.
The vehicle is equipped with CCTV for reverse movement, emergency stop push buttons located along the vehicle,with rail track lighting and illumination system for nightwork.
This is combined with long working hours in agriculture, nightwork and high time pressure/low autonomy in transport.
The bulletin will contain information on specific subjects of immediate or future relevance, such as shiftwork and ageing workers,automation and nightwork and so on.
In the textile industry 100% additional pay is foreseen for"extraordinary nightwork", ie overtime worked between 2300pm and 0500am.
The vehicle is equipped with CCTV for reverse movement, with a dead man push button, emergency stop push buttons located along the vehicle,with rail track lighting and illumination system for nightwork.
Moreover the agreement also states that"when nightwork is a new choice, the worker can ask for a medical check aimed at evaluating his fitness for night work.
It basically takes the ideas andmusical concepts explored on the previous album, Nightwork to the next logical extreme.
Just over half(52%) of those who have never worked shiftwork or nightwork report that they presently experience these arduous working conditions, but 87% of current shiftworkers report them.
It is not possible to reverse this rhythm under normal conditions:hence even after a relatively long period of time on nightwork, the body still does not adjust see /12, 13/.
In addition, nightwork may be harmful to the physical and mental health of pregnant workers under taking work which has particular risks or significant physical or mental stress and alternative provisions should be made to avoid these risks;
For example"regulation acts asa brake on enterprise and job creation", in the UK answer to a question about financial compensation for nightwork ILO 1989, p.86.
The other provisions of the directive relating to daily and weekly rest breaks,annual leave and nightwork will, of course, apply to junior doctors after a three-year transposition period just as they do for all other workers.
In the view of the trade union representatives, medical care is thereforeparticularly necessary in the case of continuous work and nightwork, but also for other forms of shiftwork.
Apart from the additional adaptation needed to perform shiftwork, nightwork and the irregularity it entails may adversely affect workers with certain diseases, e.g. diabetes, gastro-intestinal diseases, epilepsy, colitis and coronary thrombosis McGirr 1966, from Harrington.
Organisation of working time must, of course, take account of the provisions governing daily rest periods,weekly rest, nightwork, etc., and general worker health and safety principles.
It illustrated that,while technological advance has reduced the need for continuous shiftwork or nightwork in some sectors such as the chemical industry, increased consumer demands and the opportunities for improved profitability fostered by new technology have brought shiftwork to sectors such as banking where it had not previously existed.
Organisation of working time must, of course, comply with the provisions governing daily rest periods,weekly rest, nightwork, etc., and respect general worker health and safety principles.
Knauth, Hornberger,& Schönfelder(1992) report that there are no up-to-date statistics covering both the eastern and western parts of Germany.Table 4.1 Percentage of employees who work shiftwork, nightwork and at weekends in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1989.