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what is the maximum numbers of hours worked before entitled to a break?
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In my previous jobs it was always 4 hours, but with my current job it used to be 5 hours but now its 6.
The owner printed off something from the EU website stateing that it was 6 hours but im thinking British laws are more stringent than this.
Anyone know the legal figure?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If you're 18 or over you are entitled to a 20 minute break every 6 hours. Under 18's are entitled to a 30 minute break every 4 and a half hours.
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Even in exceptional circumstances (of which, there are very few), the rest periods can only be varied, the total amount of rest time cannot be reduced. In these circumstances workers are entiteld to compensatory rest.
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Where I work we are required to take a 15 minute break if working for 4 hours. We have been told that this is a legal requirement. If we work for 6 hours, we get a 20 minute break. 8 hours and we get 30 minutes break.
Often in a 9 hour shift, I will get a 15 minute break in the afternoon, as I will work 4-4.5 hours, then a 30 minute lunch break, then another 15 minute break in the second half of my shift.
Often in a 9 hour shift, I will get a 15 minute break in the afternoon, as I will work 4-4.5 hours, then a 30 minute lunch break, then another 15 minute break in the second half of my shift.
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