Sentence examples for mandatory shift from inspiring English sources

Damage to property should carry a mandatory shift cleaning the War Memorial with a toothbrush, wearing an Orange, waterproof, high visibility jacket in order that the Public can see sentences being carried out in THEIR community.

In a city whose decentralized creative scene is constantly shifting, and in an era where information is at an all time high, having access to the content Curate LA is providing is a mandatory shift.

In a city whose decentralised creative scene is constantly shifting, and in an era where information is at an all time high, having access to the content Curtate LA is providing is a mandatory shift.

The initiation of a saccade, for instance, is preceded by a mandatory shift of attention towards the saccade goal [9], [10], [11], [12].

And in the Church of San Gregorio Zacapechpan, looted in 2010, mandatory shifts for all able-bodied men in the neighborhood have been put into effect.

There were only 44 mandatory overtime shifts out of 85,000 shifts in 1999, Ms. Kriz said.

Currently, more than 100 officers a day report that they are injured and cannot come to work, forcing others to work mandatory extra shifts in a volatile environment, according to the county.

Late on Sunday afternoon, as government officials gradually withdrew plans to end the overnight stays in the Capitol — only to lock out additional protesters on Monday morning — many in the custodial crew gathered below, in the basement, for a mandatory-overtime shift.

Amazon, the Kentucky suit states, "has never paid the hourly-paid warehouse employees... for the time they have been required to spend proceeding through this mandatory, post-shift, theft-prevention security screening operation".

At issue in Integrity Staffing Solutions is the firm's refusal to pay the warehouse workers for the time spent in a mandatory post-shift anti-theft screening required by Amazon, which takes as long as 25 minutes a day, or as much as two-plus hours each week, per worker.

In terms of job satisfaction and organisational commitment, several characteristics are significant in relation to job satisfaction (ethnicity, gender), organisational commitment (patient load, mandatory overtime, shifts, and unit type) and intent to stay on job (income, age).