The phrase "rest hours" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a designated period of time for resting or taking a break from work or other activities. Example: "The employees are entitled to two 15-minute rest hours during their 8-hour workday."
Some Irish boat owners have argued that undocumented migrant crew members are self-employed and therefore that Irish employment law on minimum pay and rest hours does not apply.
Responding to arguments by some Irish boat owners that undocumented migrant crew members are self-employed and that Irish employment law on minimum pay and rest hours does not apply, Mactaggart said this was a nonsense.
The attack on fractionals doesn't have much to do with safety; the leading fractional operators Berkshire Hathaway's Executive Jet (FORBES, Nov. 15), Bombardier's Flexjet and Raytheon's Travel Air already meet or exceed charter operators' requirements for training their pilots and for the crews' duty and rest hours.
The Queens strip joint is at rest, hours away from powering up at night.
Issues included the specifications in the collective agreement on rest hours after long duty turns, the number of monthly on-call duties and peak-time assistance in the labour ward.
The US has regulations governing nurses' work hours that differ from the European Working Time Directive, in terms of limiting weekly hours, including overtime, and providing extra protection for between-shift rest hours and night work.
"I don't see a rest hour in here anywhere," Teresa said, sounding panicked.
Usually I smile, but in that photograph I was just waking up from my rest hour.
It was exhausting work, but during their rest hour they were not allowed to shut their eyes.
This is not rest hour at sleepover camp.
What parents are thankful for:Shower hour for them is now rest hour for you!
