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    Work Shifts: 10 Types of Employee Work Schedules

    How many shift types are there?
    There are many moving parts to scheduling, and at points, it can become increasingly difficult to stay on target. Being familiar with these 11 shift types will provide you with the solutions you need. You can’t fit a square peg in a round hole, just as you can’t expect to fit your employees and your business into one and the same work schedule.
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    Types of Work Shifts, Schedules, and Working Hour…

    Learn about the different categories of workers, types of work shifts, and how to create a shift schedule that suits your business needs and complies with laws. Find out the benefits and drawbacks of each shift type and how to use scheduling software to optimize your workforce.

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    Before you can understand the types of shifts, it helps to know the various categories of employees whose schedules you’ll be setting. 1. Full-Time Employees – These workers average 40 full-time hours per week at either an hourly rate or with a salary. A full-time employee is generally eligible for any benefits offered from the company. 2. Part-Tim...

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    The common types of shift work schedules include: 1. First Shift: The hours for a first shift, sometimes known as the day shift or morning shift, are usually pretty close to what you’d expect for the “traditional” working day, starting in the morning and ending in late afternoon. These employees could work the standard 9 to 5, but first shifts can ...

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    Employers tend to use different shift schedules to: 1. Meet the needs of their business.For example, a hospital that never closes or a manufacturing company that is trying to meet consumer demands needs employees working around the clock. 2. Promote well-being of their staff. By balancing employee schedules, employers can give their staff adequate ...

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    Unsurprisingly there is no universal “healthiest shift” to work. You may have recently heard about compressed work schedules, in which employees work 80 hours over nine days, so they get a total of five days off in any two-week period. While this shift pattern might fit some employee preferences, it’s not the right solution for all employees. Each ...

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