But changing school times means shifting the schedules of teachers, after-school sports, and parents, so it's unlikely that this recommendation will be implemented any time soon.
Hospitals can also shift the schedule of elective admissions to free up beds and hospital staff for admissions from the emergency room.
No wonder Prada will take her seat at this week's Milan fashion week as the doyenne of Italian and European designers, someone able to shift the schedules of shows so she can slip in a press conference before her models take to the catwalk.
To lessen the problem, organizers have shifted the schedule so that the outputs of the IPCC runs from the first working group will be released with more time to spare so that the Working Group II researchers can run those climate scenarios in their impacts models.
The next liftoff for NASA's space shuttle is now slated for May 2005, more than two years after the in-flight disintegration of Columbia and over six months after the series of hurricanes shifted the schedule from March.
More generally, working split shifts complicates the scheduling of family activities, which might have a bearing on the fact that the Spanish employment gender gap is one of the highest among OECD economies (Guner et al. 2014).
Because deposits and other sources of funding are less-than-perfect substitutes, monetary policy will shift the supply schedule of bank credit, insofar as it affects the amount of deposits in the banking system.
The crew's sleep habits were sometimes shifted to accommodate the schedules of visiting shuttles or resupply vehicles.
That shift isn't just reflected in the scheduling of the European and US PGA Tour (which last week staged an event in Malaysia) it is also reflected in the priorities of the biggest names in the sport.
Flexibility can take many forms, including the scheduling of hours worked including shift and break schedules, the amount of hours worked such as flex time and part time, and the place of work, such as telecommuting.
