weekend work

And the last sentence is an example how you can ask them about weekend work.

Evening and weekend work is a regular part of an actor's life.

Position may require late night/weekend work depending on Senate schedule.

Hence the attraction, if one has to do night duty, of weekend work.

No weekend work and a stipend may be available depending on budget.

He talked to her boss about her weekend work hours.

In return, long workdays and weekend work are fairly routine.

How often is weekend work required here on average?"

Depending on the organization, their hours of work may include some evening and weekend work.

And because of union opposition to weekend work, he said, factories have the shortest running times in Europe.

They usually work about 40 hours a week, but evening or weekend work may be needed for meeting deadlines.

Penal rates of pay were introduced for weekend work and overtime (1936).

They have made big concessions on extra pay for overtime and on weekend work.

But neighbors fear that weekend work, which some say the hospital promised to do only in emergencies, will become the norm.

You need a little weekend work, or you wind up leaving the force, any reason, you give us a call.

Stock option packages fell to the bottom, along with "ability to dress casually" and "no weekend work."

"In other words, get rid of the regulations, like no weekend work in Germany.

'My parents wouldn't let me leave school, so I got a daily paper-round and weekend work at the local timber yard.

Two other doormen were wounded, along with a 14-year-old youth inside the dance hall doing weekend work washing glasses.

MORE weekend work has migrated to the factory floor, too.

At Brixworth, 12-hour days are the norm, weekend work is common and there is no overtime pay.

But guarding the president is an intense task, with long hours and frequent holiday and weekend work.

"Just what we talked about," I say, pulling weekend work from my briefcase and dumping it on my desk.

Overtime and weekend work would be necessary.

Many flight attendants are former employees of passenger airlines who prefer the shorter weekend work schedules.