Meanings of new roster in English

Police spokesperson Trevor Pitt says a new roster system has eased work hours.

The dispute centres on a new roster system the rail company wants to introduce.

Pilots at the airline had threatened industrial action over new roster arrangements last month.

This follows a decision by management to impose a new roster on the staff from May 2nd next.

Byrne and Wiest are returning for the new season, joined by a new roster of patients for Dr. Weston.

The new roster gives staff more concrete information about when they will be working, but it comes with flexibility.

Under the new roster people will work six 9.5-hour days, followed by four days off.

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But from September, a new roster will be introduced for emergency and non-emergency call handlers, to the relief of communications staff.

The next step in this process has been an overhaul of personnel with 11 new faces, including an entirely new roster of foreigners.

Yet, just one week later, in the finals at the Moscow World Cup event, it was as an entirely new roster of Japanese crushers.

A SIPTU spokesman told ireland.comthat workers staged a sit-in protest yesterday after they were suspended by the company for refusing to operate new roster arrangements.

The report nevertheless outlines several major issues with the new rosters.

NZ Bus, however, has strongly denied that the new rosters threaten health and safety.

The company said 32 members of cabin crew refused to operate the controversial new rosters.

The union says the new rosters are highly onerous and in breach of the cost-saving agreement.