Sentence examples for erratic scheduling from inspiring English sources
"But I've seen things change: the erratic scheduling, the lack of flexibility.
Erratic scheduling is making Australia's preparations for the ICC World Twenty20 tournament tougher, skipper George Bailey has conceded.
Amy Traub at Demos looked at the effects of erratic scheduling – specifically on women who hold the majority of low-wage jobs in the sector – and concluded: The impact of scheduling can be profound: without a stable and predictable work schedule, incomes fluctuate and workers cannot budget effectively.
"If erratic scheduling has been working for Starbucks, then why not keep doing it?" asked David Livingston of DJL Research.
They want higher pay and less erratic scheduling.
Wal-Mart's low pay and erratic scheduling keep many of its employees and their families in poverty.
They have erratic schedules.
Low wages, erratic schedules, no health care, work-school conflicts.
There are sulks about terse emails and claims of last minute and erratic schedule changes.
Most agreed that organized games would promote exclusivity, cutting out less skilled players or those with erratic schedules.
"It doesn't hurt that we have a unique history, a mutual love of politics and similar erratic schedules that are largely out of our control," Ms. Smith said.
