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Posted by Chuck LeRoux on November 19, 1999 at 04:55:18:In Reply to: Re: Shift vs Rotating schedules posted by Rick Bagby RPSGT on November 18, 1999 at 18:53:01:
Rick:
Thanks for the tip. I did indeed do a web search, (thats how I found this site). In addition, I also tryed some research using Lexis/Nexis, but was unable to find a clear answer to the question of straight vs. rotating shifts - the pluses/minuses of each.What does RPSGT stand for??
Thanks,
Chuck
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