Sentence examples for rostered to work from inspiring English sources

In fact, in the majority of shops, there would be a mandatory number of hours during which there could only be one person rostered to work.

GTR said many conductors broke the strike on Monday, with one in five rostered to work turning out in defiance of the union.

Any hours a junior doctor is rostered to work beyond 7pm on a weekday, and any hours on a weekend, are paid at a small premium.

The government has also agreed to introduce further protections to prevent unsafe working: reducing the number of night shifts doctors can be asked to work in a row, and guaranteeing no doctor would be rostered to work consecutive weekends.

Employees, particularly women – of whom the betting-shop industry has an unusually high number, around 50% in branches – told me they had often asked husbands or friends to sit in shops with them on evenings they were rostered to work alone.

On Monday morning two Sydney children failed to show at St Lucy's School in Wahroonga, along with their mother, who was rostered to work in the school canteen.

Because of player injuries, Wilkens never had a full roster to work with this season, his third with the team.

Five weeks later, Anderson was called up to WWE's main roster to work on Velocity, and he credits Heyman with helping him develop the character he would achieve success with.

In the meantime, Fisher — who is not on an N.B.A. roster — plans to work from the union's offices in Harlem.

"We are in the process of appointing a number of roster agencies to work on a range of campaigns between now and 2012," said a spokesman for London 2012.

There are 15 teams other than the Heat in the playoffs, each with 15 roster spots to work with, making it 225 players who are working their hardest to deny LeBron James of a chance at his second consecutive N.B.A. championship.