Software. My oops. I decided not to send a reply and hit the wrong key and sent a new message the same as the old message. By the way, another useable interpretation: A shift for work should be mid-calf, or maybe knee length. Alice Aug. 6, 2026 22:17:51 Rob Echlin via linux <linux [ at ] linux-ottawa [ dot ] org>: > It was a trick question. And political. > > My daughter has a job with a fashion outlet. > They generally give her 4 hour shifts, usually 3 or 4 per week. > So she got another job with a fast food chain. > They give her 3 hour shifts and now some 3.5 hour shifts. > > So she usually gets 4 or 5 shifts per week, totaling maybe 18 hours per week. > They both pay 17.75 per hour, the federal minimum wage. > > This is off topic for this list, so I won't worry about posting more info on political topics. > > Rob / Alice > > Aug. 6, 2026 09:43:03 Tug Williams via linux <linux [ at ] linux-ottawa [ dot ] org>: > >> >> On 06/08/2026 02:09, Rob Echlin via linux wrote: >>> How long is a work shift? >>> >> It depends on the shift. If you're wanting to shift your work from tree to brain surgeon, then significantly longer than if you're shifting from Java to Rust developer. >> >> But if you're expecting a sensible answer, is this related to a job contract? >> >> Before coming to Canada, I worked in London, and most contracts were "day rates", for a nominal 8 hour day, so, no overtime, but you sure were made to feel bad if you wanted to clock out after 8 hours. >>