11 hour rule?

Question

lay back time when working all day and then stand by.

Answer 1

the 11 hour rule is what the law states that people should have as a minimum brake between shifts, it also states that we should not work more than 60 hours in 5 days.
if you work nights then go onto days you should have a 24hr break between.

Answer 2

the clue is in the wording " its a working time Directive" from which is generated a regulation - all these are european law people in europe including the Uk - do not work in the wild west they work in europe so are governed by this law - which states - the 11 hour rule - which means - the daily rest period between shift s is 11 hour s so what ever time your finish time is one day you must not be scheduled to work a shift the is less than 11 hours before your last shift so to finish at say 10pm it is unlawful for your employer to expect you to come to work any earlier than 9am the next day - its illegal for an employer to do this - and they could end up at an industrial tribunal - and be found in the wrong by any such tribunal - nowhere in the law does it say say - yes but at this firm it doesnt apply to us - it applies to all workplaces in europe - end of.

Answer 3

not really sure what you are getting at!
if you mean should people have an 11 hour rest between working then i think definitely - i would have thought longer was better!

Answer 4

11 hr rule ? am i missing something here

Answer 5

You need to add some details to the question, no one understands what you want to know!;

Answer 6

A siesta?

Answer 7

irrelevant

Answer 8

What do you mean?

Answer 9

Please elaborate!





diana d