48-hour-working-time-directive-waiver

Other Documentation :

Site Work Method Statement Working with Handheld or Bench Mounted Power Tools Site Work Method Statement Working with Cut Timber or Sheet Materials Site Work Method Statement Working on Scaffolding Site Work Method Statement Window Fitting Glazing Site Work Method Statement Wall Plastering Rendering Walls Site Work Method Statement Using a Disc Cutter Site Work Method Statement Using a Cement Mixer Site Work Method Statement Unloading Bricks Blocks Sand Cement Site Work Method Statement Stripping Out Works Site Work Method Statement Stripping Out Works

Do you have any Question?

No. Signing this waiver is completely voluntary. You cannot be forced or pressured to agree to work more than 48 hours per week. Your decision will not affect your employment status or opportunities.

Yes. You can withdraw your consent at any time by giving your employer written notice (usually one month, unless your contract specifies otherwise). Once withdrawn, your average working hours must not exceed 48 hours per week.

Keyword :

Employment Agreement Contract of Employment

Area Of Law :

Employment/Labour Law

Sector :

Private Law

Category :

Private Law

Region :

Europe