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Unstable and unpredictable work schedules are an occupational hazard
“The rallying cry for millions of fast food and retail workers is $15 an hour. But, low pay isn’t the…
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How Unstable Work Schedules Affect Individuals and Families
Shift Co-Director Kristen Harknett was interviewed for UCSF’s Science of Caring. Kristen discussed The Shift Project’s mission to build a large-scale dataset…
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Poor scheduling costs hourly workers sleep and happiness
Research by Shift co-directors Danny Schneider and Kristen Harknett was featured in a Fast Company piece on scheduling. The article…
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Most retail employees don’t work 9 to 5 – and it’s making their lives miserable
Drawing on Schneider and Harknett’s new paper, “Consequences of Routine Work-Schedule Instability for Worker Health and Well-Being,” this MarketWatch piece…
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New research shows links between the quality of U.S. retail workers’ schedules and their well-being
The Washington Center for Equitable Growth’s Alix Gould-Werth wrote this blog piece summarizing key findings in Schneider and Harknett’s paper,…
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Service Workers With Unstable Work Schedules Experience Negative Health Outcomes
New research from The Shift Project explores the relationship between service sector work scheduling practices and worker health and wellbeing.…