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Often used in the same context:
midnights,
janitor,
menial,
gofer,
workday,
mornings,
busboy,
laborer,
parttime,
soda jerk,
weekends,
watchman,
shifts,
manual laborer,
cashiers,
moonlighting,
toiling,
weekdays,
naps,
waitresses,
temp,
foreman,
switchman,
telegraph operator,
afternoons,
waitress,
waitressed,
yardman,
clerks,
garbageman,
machinist,
pullman porter,
telegrapher,
insomniac,
sleepless,
longshoreman,
warehouseman,
yardmaster,
houseman,
worker,
supervisor,
workweek,
fry cook,
evenings,
hours,
shipfitter,
stocker,
skycap,
hourly,
coworkers,
weeknight,
bartending,
manning,
paralegal,
catnaps,
backbreaking,
nonunion,
errand boy,
work,
receptionist,
electrician,
waking,
dayside,
dockworker,
repairman,
switchboard operator,
bedroll,
housekeeping,
typesetter,
stockroom,
busier,
cubicle,
handyman,
babysit,
groundskeeping,
hostler,
furloughed,
scut work,
roughneck,
thankless,
trainmen,
boilermaker,
picket line,
shop steward,
slaving,
unionized,
paycheck,
mechanic,
coworker,
attendant,
expediter,
nighttime,
middays,
babysitting,
bartender,
steamfitter,
carman,
rota,
porter,
housecleaner,
babysitter,
sentry duty
More general:
duty period,
shift,
work shift
Synonyms:
night shift
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