Significados de unsocial hours em inglês

In return they are being asked to surrender existing unsocial hours allowances.

Recognition of unsocial hours as premium time, and paid as such.

Oakes said he needed people prepared to work long, unsocial hours often in cold, wet conditions.

Blame it on the boss, the role, the unsocial hours, the long commute or even co-workers, whatever.

I dislike working overtime because it's cheap labour and I already work enough unsocial hours as it stands.

But the independent report also says that some skilled officers who work unsocial hours could end up better off.

Some were criminals and some just worked unsocial hours; porters from Borough Market went there from four in the morning.

FIRST Union said Ritchies was known in the industry for its low wages and unsocial hours - something Ritchies rejects.

Delegates criticised the "corporate greed" they claimed was forcing retail employees to work an ever-increasing number of unsocial hours.

It said that the McCarty group wanted payments for unsocial hours and other localised arrangements "torn up and cast aside".

More than 20% of all workers are in jobs with unsocial hours, and the number of jobs requiring night shifts is increasing.

Unsocial hours and equity are emphasised in pay claims for working over the millennium weekend.

UNSOCIAL hours worked by health care professionals often make it difficult for those in this sector to attend mainstream management training programmes.