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hours off between shifts

iloveboots · 2011-11-06 22:47:17

I work in the hospitality / tourism industry. Sometimes there is only 7 hours between finishing one shift and starting the next. Is this legal? From what I can find most industries have to have an 11 hour break but some industries are different.

06-11-2011 10:47pm

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iloveboots

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I work in the hospitality / tourism industry. Sometimes there is only 7 hours between finishing one shift and starting the next. Is this legal? From what I can find most industries have to have an 11 hour break but some industries are different.

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The norm is eleven hours between shifts in certain industries like transport bus/truck drivers can bring their dailly rest period down to 9hrs in a week but this time must be recompensated the following week.

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