Sentence examples for working time rule from inspiring English sources
Unite fears companies will use Brexit to drop EU regulation, such as the 48-hour working time rule.
Nicholas Farrell also blamed the working time rules when he recently called French food a "national disgrace".
EU diplomats suggest the UK might be allowed a symbolic victory on the EU's working time directive, but rule out an opt-out from the entire Social Chapter, which other nations see as integral to the single market.
The ALDE Group was opposed to the police being handed responsibility for monitoring compliance with the rules governing drivers' working time.
Meanwhile, David Coats, Associate Director at the Work Foundation in London, told Forbes.com that productivity was rising in Europe despite the EU rules to reduce working times, which didn't mean the environment was less business friendly.
These established that workers on call (doctors, for instance) are "at work" for the purposes of working-time rules.
On October 8th an Aberdeen tribunal sat down to hear cases brought by several trade unions, which argue that Britain's offshore employment practices violate the Working-Time Directive European rules that the British government signed into law in 1998.At issue is the question of what exactly counts as work.
Given the three to five years it takes to design and produce new models, and how long automakers have managed to delay the new standards, it is time to start working on rules that would phase in from 2017 to 2025.
Many moms are working full time, playing by the rules, and still struggling to make ends meet and put food on the table.
Over time, rules, procedures, interests, and the culture of the place began to clog its works.
