Examples of using Shiftworkers in English and their translations into German
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Are they shiftworkers too?
Shiftworkers are usually paid extra.
Each crew totals a number of(K-L) shiftworkers.
Both shiftworkers and day workers normally work a 40 hour week.
In Denmark there are between 10 and 15% shiftworkers, and 7.5% in Luxembourg.
Fourteen rules for a good shift system from BEST 3: Guidelines for shiftworkers.
In some cases, shiftworkers indicated that they did 10-18 hours overtime.
Attitudes towards shiftwork of industrial shiftworkers in Shannon, Ireland.
In 1978 the ratio of shiftworkers to manual workers in the vehicles industry exceeded 50 per cent.
With 22·9$5 Denmark comes first with the largest proportion of shiftworkers in the tertiary sector.
Shiftworkers should have as much advance notice as possible of their shift rotas, and of any changes in the normal pattern.
In Germany some agreements grant shiftworkers two or three extra days' holiday.
There is some evidence that dayworkershave a more negative view of shiftwork than shiftworkers NBPI, 1970.
The rubber industry comes next with 65% shiftworkers, chiefly on the two or three-shift system.
All shiftworkers agree that the first day off after night shifts is a"wasted day", spent recovering from night shift.
The main contrast arising from such a definition is therefore between shiftworkers and day workers.
Table( 11): Total Shiftworkers By Year And Percentage Increase Or Decrease In Numbers Since Previous Studies.
In France, a survey of the length of working week for shiftworkers in 1986(Molinie 1989) reported as follows.
Belgium: A bill of rights for shiftworkers"Collective agreement number 46, which came into force on 1 May, 1990, in practice defines a bill of rights for the shiftworker.
It is also true that normal hours of work have, in the past,been shorter for shiftworkers, enabling them to have more leisure without foregoing income.
Medicai: Objectively shiftworkers tend to have more gastro-intestinal problems; subjectively, more discomfort; psychologically, more risk of anxiety, fatigue, depression, and irritability.
In general,in all sectors the reduction was greater for shiftworkers(from 40 to 38 hours for Saint Gobain in May 1977) and mine' workers.
The women interviewed as members of the families of Favini employees were wives ormothers it should be borne in mind that all shiftworkers at the paper company were men.
In the NES, on the other hand, only those shiftworkers who are full time workers and who receive a shift premium are distinguished.
Γη most temperate climates such extremes are not experienced, although as Munterman and Preiser(1978, in Streich, 1980) have pointed out, shiftworkers are often engaged in work involving multiple hardships.
In Italy, 81.2% of textile workers are shiftworkers, three fifths on the semicontinuous and the remainder on the discontinuous system.
Two sizeable groups in Table7.2 might often be classified as shiftworkers: those who work nights only, and those who work in the evenings only.
So it should be helpful for shiftworkers and their managers and trade unions to look at different possibilities, in case there is scope for change- for example, as a result of changes in the type of work, or the introduction of a shorter working week.
This is important to remember, because many shiftworkers do not want the other problems of dayworkers- less free daylight hours, and rush-hour traffic, for example.
If you, reading this, think that you treat your women shiftworkers well and imaginatively, please write to Pascal Paoli at The European Foundation in Dublin, or to me at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh.