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how many days a week can i work legally
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Yep that's right re the 48 hr week
You cannot opt out of the daily or weekly rest periods.
You are entitled to one 24 hr rest period in a week unless you work in certain industries/sectors where provided you get a 48 hr rest break in a 2 week period they are complying - eg care homes.
Entitlement given under Working Time legislation is not the same as enforcement. Are you sure that someone cannot work 7 days a week for 3 weeks?0 -
LittleVoice wrote: »Entitlement given under Working Time legislation is not the same as enforcement. Are you sure that someone cannot work 7 days a week for 3 weeks?
Weellllll.....
I would certainly say it doesn't comply with WTR, but as you say re enforcement....if employer and employee are both happy and it's a "one off"....0
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