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night shift

[nahyt shift] / ˈnaɪt ˌʃɪft /


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Since April, Chambliss has worked the night shift overseeing a team of 200 welders, plumbers and electricians at a local data-center construction site.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the appellate court said in its final ruling that the drivers were in fact told "they could eat snacks in the office, and the security employees ate snacks during night shifts."

From Barron's

Medics are often expected to work night shifts, weekends and longer hours, for which they receive extra payments.

From BBC

Lichtenstein notes that this phenomenon is of particular concern for women, especially those—as is the case here—working the night shift.

From The Wall Street Journal

They switched between day and night shifts by working the “long turn,” a single 24-hour shift.

From The Wall Street Journal