I’m working 6:30AM - 6:00PM tomorrow. Fucking kill me... let’s hope there are no late parents so I can leave on time! 💀💣
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I’m working 6:30AM - 6:00PM tomorrow. Fucking kill me... let’s hope there are no late parents so I can leave on time! 💀💣

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Split Shift - Tension (04/06/2004)
Split Shift - Split Shift (2002)
I wanna quit (once again)

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Understanding Split Shifts: How They Differ from Other Work Schedules - Workstatus
Split shifts are a unique work schedule that divides an employee’s workday into two or more segments, separated by a long break. This setup is common in industries with fluctuating demand throughout the day, like hospitality or transportation. In this article, we’ll explore what split shifts are, how they work, and how they differ from other work schedules. We’ll also discuss the pros and cons of split shifts for both employees and employers, helping you determine if this schedule is the right fit for your needs.
such a shitty day, just wanted to come home to relax and it seems I can't even do something so simple. wish you never left.