Sentence examples for for a second shift from inspiring English sources
Encountered at dinnertime at a restaurant near the SpaceX hangar at Cape Canaveral earlier this year, four SpaceX engineers were preparing to return for a second shift.
And the worst thing for many a contemporary father is the feeling that, when he leaves work, he's in for a second shift of being treated like an employee at home.
After work, people who are finally untethered from the desktops they've been using all day creep back online for a second shift using tablets, a trend borne out by usage figures that comScore released in a report this month.
These days, owner-drivers like Mr. Goldstein account for less than a third of New York City cabs, and when those who lease their cabs for a second shift are factored in, the chances of getting an owner-driver when hailing a cab are less than one in six, according to Bruce Schaller, a consultant for the taxi industry.
The suit, filed by Greater Boston Legal Services, also asserts that employees who worked a shift for Michael Bianco clocked out for 15 minutes and then returned for a second shift working the same job, but for Front Line Defense, a company the suit says is headed by the wife and daughter of Michael Bianco's owner, Francesco Insolia.
Some operations could open at 7am and run until three or four in the afternoon, and then open later in the evening for a second shift.
"Supervisors have been known to sell crank to their workers or to supply it for free in return for certain favors, such as working a second shift," Eric Schlosser writes in "Fast Food Nation," his exposé about the fast-food industry.
Kia recently hired 600 additional workers to operate a second shift for the Santa Fe and plans a third, with 1,000 more jobs.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Arlie Hochschild's The Second Shift: Working Parents and the Revolution at Home, in which she wrote that women who work outside of the home still took on a greater proportion of work at home compared to men, leading to a "second shift" for these women.
Currently, 15% of the U.S. workforce works a "second shift," caring for an older loved one.
For women who also deal with a second shift after work when they come home from the office, Tiffany offers straightforward advice on how to work smarter.
