Sentence examples for work rota from inspiring English sources

That was until I looked at my work rota.

She still works three shifts a week, having cut back at the venue in Wendover in Buckinghamshire from her normal six-hours a day, six-days a week work rota only when she turned 94 "I never thought I would be here this long but I've loved every minute of it," she said on her 100th birthday.

"But why else make dances, if not for everyone?" Her sleek, 14-member Companhia de Danca Deborah Colker makes its North American debut at the Joyce Theater on Feb. 15 through 20 with the full-evening work "Rota" ("Route"), a hit in South America and Europe that has been seen by more than 200,000 people since 1997.

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development found that hundreds of zero-hours workers appreciated the flexibility and the way work rotas could be fitted around their family commitments.

They have rejected plans for new working rotas that could potentially lead to thousands of job losses.

To ensure this would happen, NHS Trusts faced financial penalties for introducing unsafe working rotas and were required to pay doctors overtime.

"We are recruiting more staff as well as working on improving response times and we are doing this by back office savings, introducing smarter working rotas and directing patients who don't need an ambulance response to more suitable treatment so that we are more available to the people whose lives depend on us".

But the system, known as continuous-at-sea-deterrence or CASD, is essentially the same: four submarines work a rota which has one submarine on a three-month-long patrol, another undergoing refit or repair, a third on exercises, and a fourth preparing to relieve the first.

Consultants and trainees work in rotas so that patients receive 24/7 care.

A spokeswoman for the palace said the contracts did not guarantee any amount of work, but rotas were drawn up a month in advance for staff to plan their hours.

This cross sectional study does rely on the trainees' recall of their previous rotas which may change over time and although no data were available for sleep patterns, time at work or specific rota patterns, their subjective perceptions of the effects of change are important in a changing environment.