day shift

The term "day shift" has been in use since the mid-1700s and typically refers to a work period during daylight hours.

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Definition

B2Employment

(general)A scheduled work period that occurs during daylight hours, often starting in the morning and ending in the late afternoon or early evening.

Example

  • She prefers working the day shift because it aligns better with her family's schedule.
  • The factory operates three shifts, and the day shift is the busiest.

B2Employment

(general)The group of employees assigned to work during the daylight hours.

Example

  • The day shift will handle the morning deliveries.
  • Management praised the day shift for their hard work and dedication.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "day shift":

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