Sentence examples for erratic work hours from inspiring English sources
Page A8 STRESS FOR DRONE PILOTS Nearly half of the operators of unmanned drone aircraft have high levels of job-related stress, mostly linked to long and erratic work hours because of an huge increase in the use of the aircraft, the Air Force said in a new study.
WASHINGTON — Nearly half the operators of drone aircraft have high levels of job-related stress, mostly linked to long and erratic work hours because of a tremendous increase in the use of the aircraft, the Air Force said in a new study.
Research by Associate Professors Julia R. Henly and Susan Lambert shows the high prevalence of jobs especially in retail, hospitality, and food service, where many low-income parents work that are characterized not only by low and variable earnings, but also by erratic work hours and limited employee control over hours of work.
Common workplace risks encountered by EMS responders include: hazardous environments and extreme temperatures; motor vehicle accidents (MVA) en route to or from a scene; contact with hazardous and infectious materials; assaults; lengthy and erratic work hours; and extreme physical and psychological stressors.
Her sleep and work hours become erratic: often she will wake up at three in the morning, write for several hours, and then go back to bed.
Over the years, she became well-acquainted with the hazards of a life in jazz: the late hours, the erratic work schedule, the lack of steady income and health insurance.
Amid growing concern over erratic work schedules, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed a first-of-its-kind law aimed at securing more stable hours for retail workers.
Work hours have been cut.
For these families, erratic work schedules can make setting mealtimes especially challenging.
Others restarted work hours later. .
