full shift
Entire scheduled hours
A full shift is a complete standard work period, typically eight hours, as opposed to a partial or abbreviated one: She worked a full shift despite feeling unwell.
The phrase emphasizes that someone put in the entire expected time rather than leaving early or arriving late.
- overtimeWork beyond scheduled hours
- exhaustedUtterly depleted of energy
- clockDevice displaying time
- hoursSixty-minute spans
- schedulePlan of timed events
graveyard · swing · rotation · punch · timecard · clocking out · workday · fatigue · time clock · punch in · coverage · relief · double · night · night owl · on the floor · staffing · break
- work shiftsdogwatch, night watch, night duty
- shapeshiftersshapeshifter, werewolf, lycanthrope, skinwalker, doppelganger
full, fully, fullness, fuller, fullest, fulfill, fulfilled, fulfilling, fulfillment