late
early
lobster shift
swing shift
evening shift
night shift
graveyard shift
dogwatch
be on days
be on nights
day shift
shiftwork
clopen
turn
roster
flexitime
overshift
rostered on
split shift
trick
night school
call
moonlighting
part-time
timeband
twilight shift
nightshifter
worknight
moonlight
duty period
shift
timer
work shift
continental shift
nightwork
hoot owl shift
overtime
roster on
workload
all-nighter
half day
work load
full time
working hours
short time
day
off day
day watch
manshift
clock on
earlies
sunlight
24/7
subschedule
burn the midnight oil
9 to 5
worktime
nightman
spell
jobday
office hours
night man
Chinese overtime
workday
core hours
night-man
daylight-saving time
today
British Summer Time
Friday
hour change
daylight saving
daylight savings
time sheet
evening
daylight-savings time
nighthawking
time clock
summer time
timesheet
rescheduling
shiftworker
workhour
overnighter
jobhour
man hour
jobweek
business hours

English words for 'A shift (scheduled work period) that takes place late in the day or at night.'

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