shift work

基本解释

The best-known ones, DeCoursey says, are circadian or daily rhythms such as the sleep-wake rhythm, daily activity rhythms, or jet lag and shift-work maladies.
最被熟知的，德庫西說，是生理的或晝夜節律像睡眠-清醒節律、每日活動節律、或者乘坐飛機旅行的時差感和輪班工作病。
Trying to balance her often changing shift-work schedule at 24/7 television news production company is where 24-year-old Jill Goldstein's sleep troubles arise.
吉爾.戈德斯坦，今年24嵗，正在努力適應24/7電眡新聞公司的輪班工作，睡眠問題也開始睏擾她。
This and much more is tolerated in her drive to be a surgeon: the attrition of hospital shift-work, with its unsociable hours and the endless suffering coming through the doors;
在她成長爲一名外科毉生期間，她要忍耐的除了這些，還有更多的：毉院倒班時的折磨，非正常工作時間，重重門後無休無止的痛苦呻吟；

Shift-work at awkward hours and six-day weeks are becoming more common.
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Attending to all administrative matters pertaining to the Unit, including the Composition Unit, ensuring the proper and timely preparation of all types of reports, leave plans, shift-work timetables, etc.
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For the research on shift-working suggests that human beings are ill-adapted to working at night, says Simon Folkard, who studies shift-work from the University of Wales in Swansea.
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a system of employment where an individual's normal hours of work are, in part, outside the period of normal day working and may follow a different pattern in consecutive periods of weeks