So there is a limited pool of employees available for shift-swapping.
How many work in your area?
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36 and still feeling like I did when I was 17.
- Thread starter Markness
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How many work in your area?
Maybe 10 people but not everyone works on the same days or even the same hours.
Yes, that's what would make a 'shift swap' useful.
There'd be no point to a trade if the people trading worked the same day and hours.
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