The daytime work, which cost less, was chosen.
Now the nighthawk companies, staffed by recent radiology graduates, are competing for the daytime work, too.
A radiologist who is working long evenings for an outsourcing company might be fatigued and less productive in his or her daytime work for the NHS.
Ms. Couric's five years as anchor of the "CBS Evening News" were bumpy ones; she is most likely headed for daytime work on ABC.
Leaving right behind Ms. Philo's floppy pants and feather slippers of last season, these were daytime work clothes, streamlined, but still pretty with their sugared almond pink and off-white colors.
Offered through Ucas, these evening-taught degrees allow students to wrap their studying around meaningful daytime work - and complete their degree in the same time frame as a full time student.
The type of daytime work schedule has a bearing on the psychological well-being, daily time allocation, and labor productivity of Spanish full-time employees.
Night workers are more probable to be definite evening types compared to daytime workers [20], and it seems that morning types adapt better to daytime work than evening types.
These days, more people are working outside the regular daytime work day, integrating calls and emails from far flung colleagues and clients throughout the evening and early morning hours.
But since very few US and Canadian workers work split shifts, they do not specifically study split schedules.1 In contrast, this paper focuses on the split schedule, which is the normal daytime work schedule in Spain.
