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Mr Bump:

--- Quote from: boss on February 26, 2008, 21:49:01 ---everey 4 hours you must have a break....not sure if its 15 mins or 30 mins.

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20 mins unpaid during a 6 hour shift iirc

auf_wiedersehen_pet:

--- Quote from: Mr Bump on February 26, 2008, 22:59:48 ---
--- Quote from: boss on February 26, 2008, 21:49:01 ---everey 4 hours you must have a break....not sure if its 15 mins or 30 mins.

--- End quote ---

20 mins unpaid during a 6 hour shift iirc



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So....less than six hours is nothing. I'm a teacher with 5 x 1 hour lessons per day so theoretically I'm entitled to no breaks at all.

strapping young lad:
well the missus works 4hr shifts part time in a motorway services and has been told she cant have breaks cos her shift isnt long enough.

hence the question

muddy4x4:
If it`s only a shift of 4 hours, then it`s no breaks. If the shifts is over 4 hours, then it`s 15 mins break.
Depends who you work for tho ? Some companys stick to the rule others don`t.
Hope that helps

Range Rover Blues:
When I worked at Bonar it was 30 minutes in an 8 hours shift, not tacked on to one end or the other.  IIRC 4 hours wouldn't require a break at all (but they can't stop you going for a pee).

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