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Nosy again, how long are normal shifts where you work?

Here the norm is 8hrs, some do 12hr shifts depending on how busy the unit is at the time.

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12 hours is standard all around where I work (Seattle area).

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I would kill myself before I would work 8s. 12s are the only way to work as far as I am concerned

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We have options of 8, 10 or 12's.

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