Sentence examples for working time directive from inspiring English sources

The working time directive ignores us.

Doctors' working hours are regulated by the European Union working time directive.

From the working time directive to a Robin Hood tax, it has often championed progressive policies.

The prime minister also spelled out his wish to extend Britain's opt-out from aspects of the working time directive.

How substantial would a renegotiation have to be? Would you just settle for abolition of the working time directive?

Nor will the Union's working time directive, which caps the working week at 48 hours for many, help the newcomers' competitiveness.

Many people are rightly worried by the Conservatives' eagerness to argue away our hard-won human rights, and protections like the working time directive, as "EU red tape".

But Mr Attard says: "UK business rates are more of an issue to us than the working time directive".

The Fire Brigades Unionn (FBU) is opposed to the change and says it fears it could breach the European Union's working time directive on rest periods.

I fully understood some speakers, such as Mr Piecyk, when they said they regretted the absence of a direct link with the Working Time Directive.

The study documents that working hours among Norwegian hospital doctors have always been below the European Working Time Directive requirements.