foreshift
/ˈfɒrʃɪft/ /ˈfɔːrʃɪft/Definitions
1. noun
A change or shift that occurs before its expected time, especially in a work schedule or shift.
“The company had to implement a foreshift in the employees’ work schedule to meet the increasing demand.”
2. verb
To change or shift something before its expected time, especially in a work schedule or shift.
“The manager decided to foreshift the employee’s shift to an earlier time to accommodate a meeting.”