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Yes, many social workers work on weekends and even night shifts.
yes
Work work work and work some more.
Certainly! Most weddings are held on the weekends, particularly Saturdays.
Yes, and many veterinarians work weekends regularly. Some clinics offer regularly scheduled appointments on Saturdays; some clinics also offer emergency hours on the weekends.
it depends on what company or business you work for but most of the time no they dont work on weekends only monday through friday usually 7-5pm
It all depends on your choosing. You most certainly will be required to work some weekends at a hospital. You may avoid weekend work if you work in a doctor's office.
judges generally work between 8-11 hours a a day
Judges work in offices and courts. District Court judges often travel between courthouses in a region to hear cases.Equipment judges use includes computers, other office equipment,legal texts and gowns. They may also use a microphone.HoursJudges usually work regular and long hours. They may also work evenings and weekends. "There are set court hours, but you might have to work extra hours to prepare for court and read files."(A'e'au) Semi Epati - District Court JudgeContact with peopleJudges usually work independently and interact with a variety of people including other judges, barristers and solicitors, police officers and court staff. They also have contact with the public and people from a variety of cultures. "Because judges have to be independent and make up their own mind based on what is in front of them, they generally can't work as part of a team. You get a lot of support from other judges and from court staff but when you are in court you are on your own."David Carruthers - Chief District Court Judge
no where
On weekends or after work/school on weekdays.
yes! they do sometimes