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It is even worse when it is legally required for employer to allow for an hour break after every 4 working hours. Edit: It is at least where I live. (EU)
by csunbird 6y ago
It is even worse when it is legally required for employer to allow for an hour break after every 4 working hours.
Edit: It is at least where I live. (EU)
- wilsonrocks 6y agoIn the UK at least, it's not this generous, even with the legislation from the EU working time directive. What country are you in?
- csunbird 6y agoI live in Germany and it seems like I am incorrect (I looked it up), it is actually 30 minutes, for 9 hours of work. But my contract states it is 1 hour per day, which I assumed was the law. Sorry about the confusion!
- wilsonrocks 6y agoNP, and good on you for having such a good contract!
- coredog64 6y agoTypical US state laws are 15 minute paid break for every 4 hours and an unpaid 30 minute meal break for every 8 hours. The assumption is that these breaks must be scheduled for hourly workers but that “white collar, non-overtime” workers have enough flexibility to self schedule.