Sentence examples for Fluctuating hours from inspiring English sources

His wife works fluctuating hours at a shoe store on Staten Island, where she is making $7.45 hourly after three years.

Falling unemployment rates can mask the reality for the working poor who cycle in and out of unemployment, critics say, with the fluctuating hours and irregular paychecks.

New precarious employment schemes appeared on the market, like "zero hours" contracts that commit workers to jobs with fluctuating hours, and fluctuating pay.

Henly's studies, many conducted in collaboration with SSA Associate Professor Susan Lambert, confirm the overall prevalence of jobs requiring work during nonstandard hours and also indicate that unpredictable schedules and fluctuating hours are also common, and also create challenges for parents in need of child care.

On average, home care providers earn about $9.61 per hour, and when you factor in fluctuating hours as a result of budget cuts and those who work only part-time, their median annual salary is only $13,000.

But the Iraqi currency is still alive and almost well, fluctuating hour by hour against the dollar and other regional currencies in wild exchanges in every currency market in the country.

Specifically, it illustrates the under-recognized entity of transient secondary cholecystalgia (gallbladder wall thickening and sonographic Murphy sign) fluctuating hour-by-hour with the patient's right-sided filling pressures.

This issue was recently detailed in a New York Times profile of Starbucks barista Jannette Navarro, whose ever-fluctuating hours at the popular coffee chain were due to Starbucks' reliance on employee scheduling software, designed to boost profits, not make workers' lives easier.

His vision is erratic, fluctuating from hour to hour.

And, there are some work situations especially likely to promote stress and negative mental health side effects, including job insecurity, fluctuating work hours, workplace harassment and bullying and role stress (e.g., not knowing for certain what your responsibilities are in the workplace).

The former is hard to change; the latter is liable to fluctuate from hour to hour.