Sentence examples for being called to work from inspiring English sources

Some health workers also receive an 'on-call allowance' when being called to work outside working hours.

One of these aims is to take climate action and we are all being called to work together to achieve change.

He dreaded being called to work and worried about the high expectations of his white bosses and his black neighbors, and he often wound up drinking with other reporters at the nearby Redwood Restaurant, which featured a red telephone connected directly to the newsroom.

Third, it is likely that the restrictions and the possibility of being called to work interfere with the ability to psychologically detach from work.

First of all, being called to work during an on-call duty means an interruption of employees' free time, an extension of exposure to work demands, and, thus, less time for recovery.

In the present study, experience of on-call duties was operationalized as (i) the experience of stress due to the lack of control over whether or not being called to work, (ii) the ability to relax during inactive on-call periods, (iii) the perceived on-call work demands, (iv) restrictions, and (v) the satisfaction with the compensation for on-call duties.

Many of the readers took and passed the examination and were called to work immediately".

Few of us are called to work in the slums of Calcutta; all are called to struggle with the darkness within, with the slums of our hearts.

The central character, K., a land surveyor, has been called to work at a castle, but when he arrives in the surrounding village, he encounters nothing but obstacles.

A meeting was called to work out a plan, and more than 600 people attended, many of them driving from Baton Rouge and Houston.

Several said they expected to see more makeshift bombs in the United States, where, in certain circumstances, particularly in rural areas, military ordnance disposal technicians could be called to work beside civilian law enforcement agencies.