Call someone to work summon sb to work
I need the verb employees would use when referring to being called to work
Scenery.: There are many employees but they work in turns.one day one works another day another one
Could you ask?
Were you summon ed to work today ?
I think call + a preposition , could also work ? Am I right?
Thsnks

Question

Call someone to work   summon sb to work
I need the verb employees would use when referring to being called to work
Scenery.: There are many employees but they work in turns.one day one works another day another one 
Could you ask?
Were you summon ed to work today ?
I think call + a preposition , could also work ? Am I right?
Thsnks

Answer

On-call employees are employees who are not permanently employed by an employer. Such employees are called to work on a need basis. They may be employed for several months or for few days, depending upon the nature of work they have to perform. On-call employees are called on short notice, and often paid an hourly wage. They work on an uncertain work schedule.

Answer

I would not use "summoned" because it is too strong.  Better verbs are "called in to work"  "asked to work"  "scheduled to work".
When are you scheduled to work?  When are you coming in to work?  Have you been called in to work? What days will you be working?
I am going to work on Friday.  I am scheduled to work this weekend.  I am planning to work on Thursday. I was asked to work tomorrow.  I have been called in to work on Monday.

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