That will be a boon to nightclubbers and shift workers alike.
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It should be a boon to shift-workers and clubbers alike.
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"Another important issue is that former shift workers show similar levels of sleep complaints as current shift workers," noted Marquie, who is studying the effects of night shift work on sleep, heart disease risk and aging.
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Night-shift workers are not as productive as they think they are.
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For shift workers who work night shifts, that is a good thing.
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The evidence for shift workers and shifting the body clock were inconclusive.
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We meet drifters, radicals, heroin addicts, night-shift workers, junk shop owners.
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Researchers note that shift workers, like time-zone travelers, often experience gastrointestinal irregularity.
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Night-shift workers can also benefit from eating in sync with their circadian rhythms.
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That leads to the second problem: night-shift workers simply do not sleep enough.
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That's where Shyft, a Seattle-based startup that helps connect shift workers, comes in.
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This is a big issue is for shift workers, or people who work overnight jobs.
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The show had a cult following, especially among late-shift workers and nocturnal taxi drivers.
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Because of low pay, hourly shift workers are actually looking for more hours to work.
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They waited for hours after midnight, watching the changes of night-shift workers and guards.
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In earlier U.S. studies, professional drivers and shift workers were more likely to have diabetes.
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After their shift, workers are brought back to the shelter and given their pay in cash.
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"It kind of seemed obvious that enterprise social should extend to shift workers," Patrontasch told TechCrunch.
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"For shift workers to be able to get in and out is superimportant," Ms. Khan said.
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Would people have to be home to receive Harvest boxes — a likely challenge for shift workers?
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"The shift workers entered [the mine] as normal and Chuqui is operating at 100%," Codelco told Reuters.
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Low-ranking night-shift workers at Yamayuri-en were paid 905 yen an hour, or about $8.60.
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Turnover rates for shift workers are high, but health care, education and higher wages helped retain staff.
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ObamaCare has not caused employers to shift workers into part-time work, according to a new study.
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The vendors open their restaurant early in the morning to cook breakfast for the day-shift workers.
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"We have shift workers, and they can't always get to the doctor when it is open," said Brown.
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Reddit, among other message boards, offers D.I.Y. white-noise hacks for light sleepers, shift workers and tinnitus sufferers.
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His folks might be hoarders, drinkers, disruptive, ill, abusive, night-shift workers or — any combination of myriad possibilities.
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TrueBlue announced a partnership in late 2019 with Uber Works, an app that matches shift workers to gigs.
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"This is what we are told by a lot of shift workers who take an extended holiday," he says.
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Ryan would post up outside his district's plant gates, gripping-and-grinning with shift workers coming off the job.
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Until now, shift-workers and revellers have relied mostly on London's night buses to shuttle them to their destinations.
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One of the biggest issues for shift workers is the commute home, when they're exposed to all the light.
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People working against their circadian rhythms (like night-shift workers) may develop depression and face an increased cancer risk.
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A classic example of this is shift workers, who account for about 20 percent of the country's work force.
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It will also benefit the shift workers who will finish their work day earlier in the morning, supporters said.
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Night-shift workers benefit from New York City's 24-hour subways, but not everyone's neighborhood is equally well served.
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Overall, shift workers were 28% more likely to experience mental health problems than people with consistent weekday work schedules.
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"The shift workers entered 1/8the mine 3/8 as normal and Chuqui is operating at 100%," Codelco told Reuters.
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"Sleep related crashes are most common in young people, especially men, adults with children, and shift workers," the study said.
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The supervisor pretended to be from the United States Pacific Command in a phone call placed to day-shift workers.
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Founded in 2013, Planday has developed a flexible rota scheduling platform that is used by businesses to help manage shift workers.
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Even at half-past one in the morning, Tottenham Court Road still has stragglers: drunkards, shift workers and occasional police officers.
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One is to ensure a stable and predictable schedule for shift workers, and the other is to ensure access to hours.
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But of course London's bartenders would probably be at work while some shift workers in LA would be grabbing a nap.
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"We wake up earlier and go to sleep later so we can serve both day- and night-shift workers," she said.
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Sleep is when our brains employ the night shift workers who replenish the chemicals we need to keep going in the daytime.
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Many night-shift workers have similar problems; for us, a traditional 9-to-5 schedule is the equivalent of night-shift work.
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Since shift workers often experience sleep disturbances or may not get enough sleep, their brains might not effectively remove waste, Benedict said.
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Shortly before 22016PM, when the day-shift workers planned to walk out, Hibaq Mohamed and several other workers came into the lobby.
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From superdelegates to caucuses that unintentionally disenfranchise parents, shift workers, disabled communities and the elderly, we have become insular and out of touch.
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Why would companies keep paying for coverage when they could pay a relatively small penalty ($2,000) to shift workers to the public marketplace?
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Amazon has denied reports that, while day shift workers were sent home, those on the night shift were still expected to come in.
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In particular, the study found, shift workers were 33% more likely to have depression than people who didn't work nights or irregular schedules.
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Now U.S. tech companies are increasingly sending inquiries to Canadian economic development authorities to see how they can shift workers north of the border.
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"In contrast, no difference was observed between non-shift workers and those who had quit shift work more than five years ago," Benedict said.
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Microsoft today unveiled the newest addition to its Office 365 suite with the debut of an application for shift workers and management, called StaffHub.
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STUDY: ACA NOT SHIFTING WORKERS PART-TIME ObamaCare has not caused employers to shift workers into part-time work, according to a new study.
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Toyota, for instance, opened a 24-hour day care facility in April for shift workers at its plants near its headquarters in Toyota City.
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A traditional caucus requires voters to show up at a specific time, disenfranchising many shift workers, people with disabilities, caregivers, or those lacking transportation.
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British and American researchers used a large health database to compare diabetes prevalence in 47,286 night-shift workers with that of 224,928 day workers.
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Otherwise, it seems to help shift workers who need to sleep during the day, slightly improving their sleep length and quality, according to NIH reporting.
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But just 2435 percent said they shifted or planned to shift workers from full time to part time to avoid having to offer them coverage.
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The effect is that of a speakeasy, known only to daytime drinkers, restaurant and night-shift workers, and other musicians who drop in to listen.
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There are consequences from having precarious schedules: night shift workers and people who have irregular hours are also 33% more likely to suffer from depression.
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His research found that by disrupting these microbial rhythms, they could induce obesity and glucose intolerance, symptoms similar to those of the night-shift workers.
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The treatment could benefit not only travelers but also overnight shift workers and people with constantly changing schedules, he said, but that's a long way off.
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Explains Office 365 General Manager Bryan Goode, Microsoft believes that addressing the needs of shift workers with a software platform like StaffHub is an untapped market.
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Preparing Americans for the jobs of the future Deputy's employee management tool makes scheduling, time sheets, tasks and workplace communication easier for hourly and shift workers.
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It profiles Pravin Bheke and Rajesh Jadhav, two night-shift workers who are part of a vast but largely invisible economy that keeps Mumbai, India running.
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Crew, meanwhile, has differentiated by focusing on providing handy tools to help businesses managing scheduling for shift workers, which comprise the majority of its user base.
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Those efforts clearly paid off: She posted a strong performance at the six caucus locations that were set up for shift workers on the Las Vegas strip.
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Studies have shown moderate effects on improving sleep for jet-lag sufferers and for night-shift workers taking melatonin, but not with insomnia and other sleep disorders.
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A poll of nearly 700,3.93 workers at its plants earlier this year found that many shift workers in particular were dissatisfied with their influence over working patterns.
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Many businesses that support tourism and hospitality, such as hotels and restaurants, rely on shift workers who may not work on a standard 9-to-5 schedule.
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In a move bound to please revelers, shift-workers and insomniacs, two lines will run trains through to 0530 in the morning, with others due to follow.
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Opponents argued that the new law could encourage overnight shift workers to drink early in the morning at the same time that children are heading to school.
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But it has just officially announced the launch of a new app for matching shift workers with shifts, called Uber Works, working in partnership with staffing agencies.
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The boats — small wooden rowboats and 22 larger vessels with motors — belonged to a few wealthy villagers who employed shift workers to go far out to sea.
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GE also makes engines for Airbus planes and can shift workers to other plants and programs and reduce overtime, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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The boats — small wooden rowboats and 22 larger vessels with motors — belonged to a few wealthy villagers who employed shift workers to go far out to sea.
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Twenty-three night-shift workers at an Amazon delivery facility in Chicago are accusing the company of not paying them for overtime during Prime Week earlier this month.
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When it comes to shift workers communicating with each other in the workplace when they are not face-to-face, gone are the days of cork announcement boards.
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Typically he pays between $10 and $33 an hour, depending on what shift workers are filling and their skill level, and is looking at raising pay, he said.
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Goods like medicine or food can now be delivered faster by drone, giving families, shift workers, and other busy consumers more time to do the things that matter.
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In North Rhine-Westphalia, night shift workers at automotive supplier Kirchhoff in North Rhine-Westphalia walked out, as did staff at farming machinery maker Claas, the union said.
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For example, people who must take antibiotics for extended periods, or shift workers who eat at the "wrong" time of day, may be at risk via these microbiome pathways.
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Today, Garcia's clients are employees of nearby hotels and casinos, some old-school journalists, lost mariachis, weekend drunks, and graveyard shift workers in Colonia Juárez and from Reforma Avenue.
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And yet client money has continued to flow out of the firm's Freedom Funds as retirement plan sponsors shift workers' savings to rivals in the target-date fund business.
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Specifically, Google says that this program is meant for frontline workers who only need devices for a short period of time, as well as shift workers and remote workers.
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Mr Dijk says the only people who seem to manage it are shift workers on offshore oil rigs, who labour in windowless rooms and do not take weekends off.
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The layoffs hit salaried employees hardest, and affected few shift workers in the company's warehouses, according to two sources with direct knowledge -- one current and one laid-off employee.
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Currently, during the day time shift, workers—whose productivity and movements are closely surveilled by the company—receive two 15 minute breaks and one 30 minute break for lunch.
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"We see indications that sleep can get pretty erratic, especially for medical interns who are shift workers," said Jonathan Charlesworth, a research scientist at Fitbit and a trained neuroscientist.
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The survey is designed for people who have conventional work schedules (a questionnaire for shift workers who work at night or on rotating schedules appears to be under construction).
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Night shift workers at automotive supplier Kirchhoff in the industrial heartland state of North Rhine-Westphalia also walked out, as did staff at farming machinery maker Claas, the union said.
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"Citizens, academics, shift-workers, entrepreneurs and students employ nootropic substances responsibly to aid cognition and modulate mood during times of stress or when peak productivity is required," the statement reads.
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Shift workers also had a higher chance of developing anxiety, but in this case the difference was too small to rule out the possibility that it was due to chance.
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"The latter could suggest that it may take at least five years for previous shift workers to recover brain functions that are relevant to the performance on this test," he said.
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Context: The tele-caucus systems, the result of a DNC mandate, are aimed at opening the local-level political gatherings to more people, especially evening shift-workers and people with disabilities.
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"The day shift workers have not entered the plant, they are protesting the slow pace of salary negotiations," National Union of Mine and Allied Workers (NUMAW) trustee Jonathan Musukwa told Reuters.
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The loosely organized assembly of weekend fishermen, shift workers, college students and others has come to the rescue before, in storms like Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and Hurricane Harvey last year.
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Night shift workers at automotive supplier Kirchhoff in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia walked out on Monday, as did employees of farming machinery maker Claas, according to the union.
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That could require some groups of overseas caucusgoers to hold middle-of-the-night gatherings and could still hinder participation by shift workers and restaurant employees who work in the evenings.
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Price presented the new plan to the committee, saying additional caucus sites could benefit voters who can't easily attend their precinct, like senior citizens, shift workers, people with disabilities and others.
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The researchers discovered that current shift workers and those who worked irregular shifts in the past five years were more likely to have a poorer performance on the test than their counterparts.
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Then, just after the speeches had ended and night-shift workers were arriving to join the strike, the humidity that had been building all day finally broke and rain began to fall.
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Some contracting companies are big, profitable companies that can shift workers around or continue paying them through a shutdown, while others are small operations that are forced to simply furlough their workers.
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It's not just astronauts whose biological clocks fall out of sync; shift workers such as doctors, pilots and police officers may face the resulting fatigue and the impairment that comes with it.
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In Nevada, the powers that be attempted to counteract some of the undemocratic nature of this process by organizing special caucuses for shift workers in the casinos on the Las Vegas strip.
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But of course, many Nevada shift workers don't work in casinos on the strip — there are restaurants, gas stations, hospitals, and shops all throughout the state, just like in every other state.
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At the New York-New York casino precinct, one of six locations scattered along the casino strip that were open to shift workers, the excitement for Ms. Clinton was clear from the start.
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"This indicates that shift workers, who work some nights and rest some nights, and so have a disrupted body clock, will be more susceptible to viral diseases," Edgar said in a press release.
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And in the construction industry, technologies like the Semi-Automated Mason (SAM100) will shift workers out of tedious manual labor roles and open up additional jobs for those with supervisory and technical skills.
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Rogers said there aren't medicines aside from sleep aids to help shift workers get better rest, though experts now say driving home at night wearing strong sunglasses or making dietary changes can help.
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And a landmark study from the journal Health Affairs released Tuesday found that the law has not forced employers to shift workers into part-time work, rebutting another GOP attack line against ObamaCare.
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The city at night is also a workplace, a playground, or a dread-inducing limbo space of sorts for countless others — such as shift workers, after-hours partygoers, the homeless, and, of course, insomniacs.
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Our Op-Doc team followed the man above and his fellow gardener, who spend their evenings watering small municipal gardens and median strips as part of a project to profile Mumbai's night-shift workers.
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The statement from Khan's office said hundreds of thousands of late-night revellers and shift workers would benefit, with journeys cut by an average of 20 minutes and some by more than an hour.
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There are strategies that shift workers can use to get better — and possibly longer — sleep, like napping right before a night shift, eating well, and maintaining a consistent sleep schedule, the UCLA sleep center says.
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I'm thrilled that New York City is taking concrete steps toward ensuring that shift workers get the stable, predictable schedules they need for a decent standard of living, and the dignity that all workers deserve.
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Her audience of ten million includes second-shift workers, single mothers, seniors — people who live paycheck to paycheck, with the most to lose from shifting financial and social norms: stagnant schools, stagnant wages, broken families.
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IG Metall is also campaigning for a right to reduce weekly hours to 28 from 35, and return to full-time employment after two years, for shift workers and those caring for children or other relatives.
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Prior to the launch, Buck said the night bus route was typically used by 40-45 people a night, mostly shift workers; since the app has launched, more than 100 riders a night have used the route.
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Virtual care programs reduce use of emergency services by getting front-line care to people without access, like rural communities, and to people like shift workers, or post-partum moms, who have trouble making in-person appointments.
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For instance, the plan presumes a nine-to-five schedule, and thus does nothing to help shift workers, despite the fact that millions of Americans are forced to work jobs that run during the evening and early morning.
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The company says it has grown 100 per cent year-on-year, a metric that translates into 100,000 end users — that is, shift-workers active on its platform — in 24 different countries, and roughy 2,000 companies as customers.
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The findings suggest that for those with circadian rhythm disorders, like shift-workers, jet-laggers, or the average night owl, having regulated meal times, along with timed light exposure and melatonin supplements, can help reset the body's clock.
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And — in part thanks to the efforts of unions like the Culinary Union — there were a number of sites easily accessible to the state's shift workers, like a 0003-hour early caucusing site in Las Vegas' Bellagio hotel.
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IG Metall is campaigning for a right to reduce weekly hours to 28 from 35 — with a right to return to full-time work after two years — for shift workers and those caring for children or other relatives.
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Past research has found that people with a circadian rhythm, or biological clock, that's out of step with their daily routines - like split shift or night shift workers - can have an increased risk of emotional, behavioral and psychological problems.
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The app is aimed at those who work outside of a traditional office environment, like shift workers, waiters, and others who need to keep track of ever-changing schedules and who need to chat with co-workers at times.
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In the opening scene when two midnight shift workers spot a figure in the dark, there's a series of on and off light switches that play on this idea until our first victim performs this one too many times.
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Affordable housing is key as "there is a need for certain key workers such as cleaners, who commercial tenants need, to be housed nearby as public transport hours to fringe areas is grossly inadequate for shift workers," she said.
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Shortly before Sanders took the stage, Hillary Clinton made her victory speech at Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas strip, where an at-large precinct caucus had been held for casino and other shift workers earlier in the day.
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Prescriptions rose from 20,000 in 2004 to 80,000 in 2014, it is being used by a growing army of professionals such as shift workers, drivers, computer programmers, and writers, and a quarter of students at Oxford University have admitted using it.
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But on that Saturday, there was also a misunderstanding that led to there being no supervising officer on the floor when the drill began—the incoming supervisor thought the drill was for the ending shift workers, not the incoming shift.
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The Night Tube will help shift workers and late night revellers get to and from outer London quickly and safely with journeys reduced by an average of 20 minutes and some by more than an hour, according to Transport for London.
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As a result of this committee's work, Democrats are poised to make our caucuses more accessible for voters who have found it difficult to participate — such as shift workers, overseas military personnel, and people with disabilities — by allowing absentee voting.
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Instead, they're truck drivers and shift workers, postpartum moms, full-time caregivers, traveling musicians, former chefs, budget-conscious students and a significant number of people who use meal prepping as a tool to help them handle depression, anxiety, or eating disorders.
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This year, researchers reported that night shift workers given two to four glasses of wine each day for a week had altered circadian rhythms and "leakier" intestinal linings than day workers, which could put them at risk of alcoholic liver disease.
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The change comes after Democrats across the country have pushed for changes to caucuses in order to make them more accessible to people who can't get free at one specific time, like single parents, shift workers and people with disabilities.
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MelatoninWHAT IT DOES: Helps the body regulate its daily cycle WHO SHOULD TAKE IT: Shift workers or folks suffering from jet lagTaken right before bed, melatonin has probably delivered you a batch of wild dreams and made you feel groggy the next day.
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The union has called for higher wages as well as a right to reduce weekly hours to 28 from 35 and return to full-time employment after two years for shift workers and those who need to care for children or elderly relatives.
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Ride-hail services could be more fine-tuned to address specific mobility needs for specific regions (rides for late-shift workers, for low-income neighborhoods, etc.) without trapping workers in perpetual debt cycles, competing with public transit, or adding to congestion or pollution.
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VICE News will be reporting from Caesars Hotel, one of six at-large precinct caucusing halls on the Las Vegas strip set up specifically for shift workers — hotel staff, croupiers, and restaurant servers — so they don't have to go to their home precincts to vote.
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Seven percent of companies with 26 or more full-time workers, who by law are obligated to offer them health plans, said they had shifted or planned to shift workers from part time to full time to make them eligible for coverage, the survey found.
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Welling said that a majority of the group is blue-collar shift workers or people with nine-to-five jobs who have been hit hard by Alberta's economic downturn and claimed the III%ers have loaned out thousands of dollars to their fellow members.
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Collaboration tools tend to be geared toward workers who are sitting at a desk for much of the day, but there are plenty of shift workers, also known as first-line workers, who rarely use a computer, but still need to communicate with one another and management.
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Until recently, the figure would have been fewer than 20, he said, but the prison recently began having night shift workers start work earlier and the day shift stay later, so they would both be on hand while prisoners are counted and locked up for the night.
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IG Metall, Germany's biggest union with 2.3 million workers mainly in the car and manufacturing industries, says shorter hours will help shift workers and those who need to care for children or elderly relatives, with wide implications for how German society evolves in the 21st century.
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Crew, a chat app that specifically targets businesses that employ shift workers who do not typically sit at computers all day, has now raised $35 million in Series C funding from DAG Ventures, Tenaya Capital and previous backers Greylock Partners, Sequoia Capital, Harrison Metal Capital and Aspect Ventures.
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In the days before the caucuses, she far outpaced Sanders on the campaign trail with a series of stops on the Las Vegas Strip to appeal to shift workers, visits to labor- and immigration-focused events and even a surprise stop at a Las Vegas caucus site Saturday.
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Mercedes-Benz PU106B Hybrid Technical Specification Weight: 145kg Capacity: 1.6 liters Cylinders: V6 Max RPM: 1003,000 Max KERS energy storage/lap: 4MJ Max KERS power: 120kW (161hp) The Brixworth plant is active and working 24 hours a day, with night-shift workers keeping it going through the small hours.
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On the basis of these results Dr Fu and Dr Moore suggest that developing either a drug that blocks the activity of CAR, to stop cell proliferation, or one that activates FXR, to decrease bile-acid production, could save shift workers and frequent flyers from the threat of liver cancer.
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We've already advanced measures to make caucuses more accessible to people like shift workers and military personnel stationed overseas, advocated for same-day voter and party registration, including allowing unaffiliated voters to participate as Democrats, and other measures to allow more people to have a voice and home in the Democratic Party.
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Studies of shift workers, who work unusual hours and live out of sync with their normal biological rhythm, show that they are at increased risk for heart disease, ulcers, depression, obesity and certain cancers, as well as a higher rate of workplace accidents and injuries due to a slower reaction rate and poor decision-making. 8.
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It made sense to catch those third shift workers on their way home in the morning, and it was also a hit with weary cops and assistant district attorneys—it's always felt like a place where you might stumble into Texas versions of The Wire's Jimmy McNulty and Bunk Moreland, maybe a little worse for drink.
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Lockley was one of the first people to study the impact of the drug tasimelteon (that targets the same receptors as melatonin) in blind people with the disorder, and thinks his findings could be used to develop ways to help people with other circadian disorders, such as delayed sleep phase disorder, jet lag and even shift workers.
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The town of Chernobyl is located 15 kilometers south of the plant, and it's the temporary home for shift workers who use the city's hostels and hotels, administrative buildings, restaurants, medical facilities, and cultural centers (many of the workers are involved with the ongoing decommissioning of the plant, which is expected to last until the 2060s).
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As businesses across the U.S. ask employees to work from home in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, many hourly employees and shift workers whose jobs depend on them being on location are facing an impossible decision: go to work to get paid or stay home to help "flatten the curve" of coronavirus.
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The party is officially encouraging states to use government-run primaries, give access to people who can't make the actual caucus (like shift workers, those with disabilities and language difficulties), implement same-day party change and voter registration, report statewide presidential preference on the first vote, and ensure that all national delegates represent the same original vote for the first caucus vote.
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Since the gaming industry is so huge in Nevada, and runs 24-7, the Democrats also hold at-large precinct caucuses that allow shift workers (croupiers, bartenders, gas station attendants, etc.) to caucus at six locations dotted along the Las Vegas strip, instead of having to travel to their home precincts — as long as the caucusgoers work within a 2.5 mile radius of the location.
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The number of relatives clamouring for a job in these firms is surging, partly because the population is so young (the average age of citizens in the Middle East and north Africa is well below the global average) and partly because governments are desperate to shift workers from the public to the private sector (in the United Arab Emirates 90% of employed citizens work for the state).
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"However, the treatments that are developed for jet lag can be used for less prevalent, though far more significant societal problems including delayed sleep in teens (in whom we have an ongoing clinical trial using the flash technique) and shift workers who try to flip between a night time schedule for work and a day time schedule for leisure," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Time and night together form Sharlet's central theme: people who inhabit the night, literally and figuratively (graveyard shift workers, those who, like the homeless brother and sister on the streets of Dublin or the emotionally disturbed woman who lives in a Schenectady welfare hotel with her pet plant, inhabit the dark side of society) and the sense of mortality that, like the looming night, descends over our lives.
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"We know that shift-work alters the circadian rhythm, that is our normal sleep-wake cycle which matches day-night cycle," said Luciana Torquati, lead author of the study and a researcher at the University of Exeter in the UK. "This disruption can make people moody and irritable, and lead to social isolation as shift-workers time-off matches family and friend's work and life commitments," Torquati said by email.
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