"But in
the graveyard shift, there were less people from 2am onwards," she said.
Dusters ranged all over the mine on
the graveyard shift, carrying hoses, connectors, and nozzles.
2298 specifically seeks to amend Article 86 of the Labor Code setting the wage differential benefit granted to those working during
the graveyard shift.
What a pity Film4 has also dumped its companion piece, Letters From Iwo Jima (Wednesday, 1.10am), in
the graveyard shift. (Cert 15, 2006) ***
Cutter men worked
the graveyard shift to clear the mines through the night while the other miners were sound asleep in their beds.
Yet she gets a position of prominence while Steve Rider is allowed to slip the net and Ray Stubbs is handed
the graveyard shift of snooker.
Two new studies find evidence that women who work
the graveyard shift also increase their chance of developing breast cancer.
All Martin's time is spent on teleportation experiments - he is as brilliant as his father - until he meets Beth (Daphne Zuniga) on
the graveyard shift.
We spend two days and three nights on
the graveyard shift with ambulance driving New York paramedic Frank Pierce (Nicolas Cage) and the monstrously manic Walls (Tom Sizemore), who literally bays for blood.
In fact, a single day might find her at a local Bergen County firehouse at 4:30 a.m., educating firemen just coming off
the graveyard shift about new standards in protection against toxic chemicals.
Zajid Mangudadatu authored and filed House Bill (HB) No.4414, which seeks to increase
the graveyard shift pay, also known as the night shift differential, of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) employees from 10 percent to 25 percent of their basic salary.
It was only when he watched a rerun a few months later, that he realised why millions of us screamed at our TVs on
the graveyard shift one late summer's evening in 2000.
