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Fatigue and the shiftworker: firefighters working on a rotating shift schedule
Human Factors
1994 : JUN, VOL. 36:2, p. 269-284
 1994 Paley, M.
Tepas, D.
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Multiple-shift workforce scheduling under the 3-4 workweek with different weekday and weekend labor requirements
Management Science
1994 : FEB, VOL. 40:2, p. 280-284
 1994 Hung, R.
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Kein eindeutiger Trend bei Schicht-, Nacht- und Sonntagsarbeit (No unequivocal trend in shift, night and Sunday work)
Arbeit und Sozialpolitik
1991 : VOL. 45:7/8, p. 33-37
 1991 Seifert, H.
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The response of day and night nurses to their work schedules
Journal of Occupational Psychology
1991 : SEP, VOL. 64:3, p. 207-218
 1991 Barton, J.
Folkard, S.
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New technology and shiftwork.
Gestion 2000
1991 : FEB-MAR, VOL. 7:1, p. 115-131, 134-151
 1991 Queinnec, Y.
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Do unions influence the diffusion of technology?
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1991 : JAN, VOL. 44:2, p. 261-274
 1991 Keefe, J. H.
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Implicit modeling of flexible break assignments in optimal shift scheduling.
Management Science
1990 : VOL. 36:11, p. 1339-1351
 1990 Bachtold, S. E.
Jacobs, L. W.
18.
Compensating differentials for shift work.
Journal of Political Economy
1990 : OCT, VOL. 98:5, p. 1054-1075
 1990 Kostiuk, P. F.
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Twelve hours at Manville (!Manville Building Insulation Plant in) Willows, Calif.
Management Review
1990 : JAN, VOL. 79:1, p. 8-10
 1990 Krantz, M.
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Evaluation of three circadian rhythm questionnaires with suggestions for an improved measure of morningness
Journal of Applied Psychology
1989 : OCT, VOL. 74:5, p.728-738
 1989 Smith, C. S.
Reilly, C.
Midkiff, K.
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