clock on
early
on the hour
day shift
half day
clopen
be on days
nine-to-five
one o'clock
four o'clock
go to work
eight o'clock
first flush
take office
get busy
rostered on
twelve o'clock
begin
two o'clock
nine o'clock
day watch
get a jump on
turn
late
set to work
ten o'clock
split shift
get started
clock in
get-go
three o'clock
first
working hours
lobster shift
starting time
sunlight
kickoff
workhour
offset
start
showtime
commencement
beginning
outset
inchoate
first light
get one's hand in
ring up the curtain
shadow
roster
tip off
earlies
incept
jobday
evening shift
shiftwork
night shift
start off
start up
graveyard shift
swing shift
start out
get cracking
darg
prework
get going
business hours
initiate
rescheduling
trick
starting
continental shift
nonholiday
birth
introductory
buckle to
début
noon-time
jobweek
hit the ground running
commence
five o'clock
moonlight
nine to five
dawntime
ante meridiem
timeline
Monday-morning

English words for 'To begin work at the start of the day or start of one's shift.'

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