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What is the EU Working Time Directive?

Your HR Glossary questions, answered

The ECJ ruling was made in 2019 regarding the EU Working Time Directive

The EU Working Time Directive sets rules on working hours, including a maximum 48-hour workweek, rest breaks, paid holidays, and protections for night workers, to safeguard employee health and safety.

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