Time and Attendance UK

Working Time Directive News

The EU Working Time Directive was introduced in 1993 by the EU member states, with the aim of improving employment conditions. It was a breakthrough in legislation which changed employment law and set a maximum 48-hour working week.

Full compliance with the Working Time Directive includes being able to provide instant reports on employees' working hours, and ensuring that the 48-hour working week limit is not exceeded.

Here we list some of the latest news stories to be published on the Working Time Directive.

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