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Key points
Our survey
Shift patterns in use
Complex rotas
Working hours
Annualised hours
Self-rostering
Workforce split on gender lines
Future trends
Box 1: Shiftworking in the UK
Box 2: Shift patterns in use
Box 3: Learning points
Document extract: Guidelines for introducing team-based self-rostering, Department of Health
Table 1: Shiftworking in the UK
Table 2: Shift patterns used
Table 3: Examples of shiftworking patterns (percentage working shifts, shiftworking roles, union recognition)
Table 4: Examples of shiftworking patterns (patterns used and basic hours worked)

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Shiftworking ticks along nicely

Our survey of shiftworking reveals the complex range of shift patterns still going strong in the UK economy, and shows the advantages of self-rostering.

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Status: This article has been archived and is available for reference only.
Publisher: IRS
Source: IRS Employment Review
Industry sectors: manufacturing and production; private-sector services; public services

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