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In most cases yes, especially when you are a new hire without seniority.
Yes, But I believe not on the weekends.
her occupation was working for Lewis and Clark
Reaction time is the time it takes for a person to react to some type of stimulus. Three occupations that would require excellent reaction time are: professional athlete, emergency vehicle operator, individuals working with dangerous animals such as a zoologist.
You tend to use tactical vests in occupations that require the use of firearms, or some sort of protection from such weapons. This includes policing and working as a security guard.
It is traditional not to work on weekends.
It depends if you're in business for yourself or not. If so, you can set whatever hours you want. If you work for a company, you could well be on call 24/7 but you would be very handsomely reimbursed.
Weekends typically refer to days not included in the working week. These are typically Saturday and Sunday. The rest of the week would be considered weekdays.
Freedom from control by other occupations or groups and the ability control any other occupations working in the economic sphere.
No I never work on weekends - paid work in my day to day job that is.
depends on the situation and the organization. If you are working for a large company then probably not but if you are working for a small organization then you probably will be working weekends for emergencies.