The Prison Officer Podcast 12: Surviving Shift Work
One in five Americans works nontraditional hours, including the many staff working the off shifts in our prisons. Someone has to be there. Although many say they enjoy these off-shifts, it affects them. It affects their families. It affects their mental and physical health.
I have worked in Corrections for more than 28 years. Twenty-two of those years included shift work. One of the things I found the most challenging over the years is working midnight shifts. I am okay with evening shift (although my it kills your family time), but midnight shifts kicked my ass.
Making Night Shift Work: A Practical Guide for the Night Worker
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