dayworker

dayworker

(ˈdeɪˌwɜːkə)
n
a person who works during the daytime
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For instance, the second part of the book is mostly set in South Carolina, where Woodson's grandparents are practicing Jehovah Witnesses who work as a teacher and dayworker (her grandmother) and as a foreman at a printing press (her grandfather).
Woodson, Brown Girl Dreaming
Later, when women staff members of the Dayworkers Association heard we were designing this training, they invited us to facilitate a gender training for their staff in Los Angeles.
Geographies of difference: transborder organizing and indigenous women's activism
It is not unusual for men and women to share rooms and have a 'hotbed' arrangement where night workers use the same beds that the dayworkers have slept in.
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As in previous studies, shiftworkers had a higher rate of sleep problems than dayworkers. Shiftwork was specifically related to waking up too early rather than other types of sleep problems.
Shiftwork linked to sleep problems among young workers
Maybe it was those years of getting atop flatbed trucks to rally migrant dayworkers in the California farmlands.
Gathering honors `labor movement's parish priest'. (Nation)
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