Traduction de «travailleurs à l'heure » (Français → Anglais) :

the employer must obtain the worker's consent to work more than 48 hours a week no worker must suffer any disadvantage if he does not agree to opt-out the employer must keep up-to-date records of all workers who opt-out the records must be available to the competent authorities, which can ban or restrict hours worked in excess of the 48-hour limit if necessary for health and safety reasons.

Under Greek law, night time means any period of eight hours beginning at 10 p.m. and ending at 6 a.m. Night worker is defined as a) any worker who, during night time, works at least three hours of his daily working time or b) any worker who has to perform night work for at least 726 hours of his annual working time, unless a smaller number of hours is provided for in collective agreements or other rules.

Definition of the terms "working time", "rest period", "night work": any period of not less than seven hours, as defined by national legislation and including in all cases the period from 12 midnight to 5 a.m.; "night worker": any worker who performs at least three hours of his daily work or a part of his annual work (as defined by the Member States) during the night work period; "shift work": any method of organising work whereby workers succeed each other in the same tasks in accordance with a given time schedule at different times over a given period of days or weeks.

A night worker is any worker who, during night time (i.e. between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.), normally works at least three hours of his daily work schedule as well as any worker who is likely to work at least one third of his annual working time during night time.

Senator Eaton: Mr. Weir, was repealing the Fair Wages Act not just another layer of bureaucracy on top of what provincial and territories have already mandated in terms of worker compensation, hours, and benefits?

In short the proposals are as follows : - minimum daily rest period of 11 hours in 24 hours; - every seven-day period at least one rest day on average (with a reference period of 14 days); - annual paid holiday related to national practices; - night workers should not work more than 8 hours per 24 hours; - no overtime by night workers; - in establishing breaks for rotating shift workers and for night workers account shall be taken of the more demanding nature; - special arrangements for health assessment and transfer to day work for night workers; - derogations are possible (oil rigs, transport, distribution, seasonal jobs).