Sentence examples for working time regulations from inspiring English sources
Pizza Hut says it complies with working time regulations.
Interns at Alexander McQueen are asked to sign an agreement which includes an opt-out from working time regulations which limit the working week to 48 hours.
If you are within working time regulations because you are a worker, you are within the national minimum wage as a worker".
Firstly, employers will no longer be financially hit by making juniors work longer hours, instead employers are being encouraged to follow working time regulations.
He was working seven days a week, which the co-op has also admitted was in breach of working time regulations, and rarely took leave.
Remove the rigidities – such as over-generous welfare systems, employment security provisions, working time regulations, national pay bargaining – and the price of employing workers will adjust (ie reduce) to a level that will ensure that everybody who wants to work can find a job.
In Continental countries, measures aimed at easing working time regulation were comparatively more frequent.
Chris Tutton, from the solicitors Irwin Mitchell, told the BBC: "Thousands of employers may now potentially be in breach of working time regulation rules in the UK". The court said its judgement was about protecting the "health and safety" of workers as set out in the European Union's working time directive.
In Britain, working times regulations introduced in 1998 limited hours of work, but did not take account of the effect of shift patterns on mental alertness.
▪ Working time regulation: measures tightening regulatory requirements on working time, increasing rights and conditions of part-time workers, tightening availability of or access to childcare, increasing generosity or duration of parental/paternity/maternity leaves, or increasing access to sabbatical or educational leaves.
Now, under the European Working Time Regulation (EWTR), British doctors-in-training work an average (over 26 weeks) of 48 hours per week.
