Working four 12 hour shifts this week and then working four 8 hours shifts the next week is an example of a compressed workweek.

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A compressed workweek is when an employee works the same number of hours in fewer days, often resulting in longer shifts. This scenario describes a compressed workweek as the employee is working the same number of hours (48) in four 12-hour shifts instead of five 8-hour shifts.

Working Four 12 Hour Shifts This Week and Then Working