duty period (Meaning)

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duty period (n)

the time period during which you are at work

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The army personnel worked in shifts, each having a specific duty period.
The nurses at the hospital had a 12-hour duty period, during which they were responsible for providing care to patients.
The firefighters were called out for a duty period during a wildfire, where they worked tirelessly to contain the fire.
During the elections, the volunteers worked in shifts to cover the entire duty period, ensuring a smooth and orderly process.
The factory workers had a fixed duty period, during which they had to operate the machines and complete their tasks.
The security guards at the bank had a 24-hour duty period, during which they had to patrol the premises and ensure the safety of the assets.
The teachers at the school had a duty period every day during lunch break, during which they supervised the students and ensured their safety.
The doctors at the hospital had a rotating duty period, where they worked overnight and took turns to provide emergency care to patients.
The customer service representatives at the call center had a duty period during which they answered customer queries and resolved their issues.
During the national emergency, the military personnel were called for an extended duty period, where they had to work continuously for several days.

the time period during which you are at work

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The army personnel worked in shifts, each having a specific duty period.

The nurses at the hospital had a 12-hour duty period, during which they were responsible for providing care to patients.

The firefighters were called out for a duty period during a wildfire, where they worked tirelessly to contain the fire.

During the elections, the volunteers worked in shifts to cover the entire duty period, ensuring a smooth and orderly process.