Examples of using Day workers in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Further, during the years covered(1907-1917) the accident rate declined more rapidly at night than that for the day workers.
Management is also worried by the effects of the complete separation in the firm's social life between the night workers and the day workers.
Day workers watch 1.5 hrs per day,
The differences between the averages of the day workers and the continuous workers are tested as to their significance by analysis of variance.
Those working during night hours may, therefore, be less capable of high levels of perceptual understanding, on the average, than day workers.
least time is also spent in families of day workers and most in families of two shift workers. .
The day workers are in the mainte nance department
night shifts whose memberships of a political party or of other organi zations is considerably lower than other shift or day workers.
time on baby and infant care than do day workers, and that they do the shopping(with their wives) more often.
also perhaps of being resented by the day workers HaUmont and Gobert, 1978.
who regularly work night shifts and nearly one hundred day workers participated in the study.
The difference in the level of absence among shiftworkers compared with day workers can be explained by the fact that there are no women working night shifts
without a control group of day workers.
that shift workers tend to be younger(and to have more financial commitments of a long-term nature) than day workers.
which would lead among other things to lesser achievements at school as compared with children of day workers.
On the average it is for day workers 8.5 hours,workers 7«9 and for continuous workers 7«5 hours.">
samples of shift workers/day workers, especially when one considers that samples of day workers often include some persons who have previously done shift work.
Many traders are actually day workers who use trading as a second income stream,
The central point, however, is that shiftworkers are more likely than day workers to have dependent children
illness are no more common among shiftworkers than among day workers, and offer the following reasons: