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Reading a Work Schedule

Reading a Work Schedule
Reading Level
     edHelper's suggested reading level:   high interest, readability grades 3 to 5
     Flesch-Kincaid grade level:   3.8

Vocabulary
     challenging words:    employer, shift, employee, altogether, longer, posted, habit, refrigerator, every, correct, form, impression, report, writing, boss, follow
     content words:    Day/Date Mon/10th Tues/11th Wed/12th Thur/13th Fri/14th Sat/15th Sun/17th Smith, Mon/10th Tues/11th Wed/12th Thur/13th Fri/14th Sat/15th Sun/17th, Ed Ed Sue Sue Ed Joe Sue, Sue Joe Ed Joe Sue Ed Joe

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Reading a Work Schedule
By Patti Hutchison 		  
1     Not every job is a nine-to-five job. Many stores, restaurants, and other places work more than one shift. Some places stay open all night! Of course, you won't have to work twenty-four hours. Most shifts are eight hours or less.
 
2     You may not work the same hours each day. You may not work the same days each week. Because of this you need to be sure to read the work schedule each week.
 
3     Usually the work schedule is posted in a special place. It might be in the employee's break room. Or it might be on a special bulletin board. It will be somewhere where everyone can see it. You should check the schedule at least once a week.
 
4     Let's take a look at what a work schedule might look like:

WORK SCHEDULE: WEEK OF JUNE 1Oth
Day/DateMon/10thTues/11thWed/12thThur/13thFri/14thSat/15thSun/17th
Smith, Sue9-28:30-36-10offoff7-2:308-12
Jones, Edoff3:30-7:306-109-4:309-26-1012:30-5

Or, it might look like this:

WORK SCHEDULE: JUNE 1O-17
 Mon/10thTues/11thWed/12thThur/13thFri/14thSat/15thSun/17th
9-2EdEdSueSueEdJoeSue
2-7SueJoeEdJoeSueEdJoe


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