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As I said, in Europe, it’s included in 40 hours. And in general, even in US, people don’t work 40 hours productively.
by MrRiddle 6y ago
As I said, in Europe, it’s included in 40 hours. And in general, even in US, people don’t work 40 hours productively.
- hedoluna 6y agoSorry, but lunch is not included in the 40 hours. At least in Italy.
- AstralStorm 6y agoNeither is it in Poland. The computer breaks totalling 15 minutes a day are.
- pgsandstrom 6y agoNot true for Sweden and Norway.
- tartoran 6y agoIts true, as a software developer its impossible to have 40 productive hours a week every week of the year and its normal that way. But most people learn to look busy when workload is low.
- em-bee 6y agomaybe you are thinking of places that have a 35 hour work week? with an hour lunchbreak that adds up to 40. but that doesn't include lunch time in the work time because the nominal worktime per contract is actually specified as 35 hours of work.
- L3monPi3 6y agoNot in Spain