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max hours per working week in NI

saraj14 · 2013-04-09 09:02:26

Hi my friend's sister is 8 weeks pregnant. She is now rostered to work 51 hours this week over six days. Her boss knows she is pregnant and still requests her to do heavy lifting and cleaning the industrial bin. Has anyone any advice or can point us in the right direction. Thanks

09-04-2013 9:02am

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saraj14

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Hi my friend's sister is 8 weeks pregnant.
She is now rostered to work 51 hours this week over six days.
Her boss knows she is pregnant and still requests her to do heavy lifting and cleaning the industrial bin.
Has anyone any advice or can point us in the right direction.
Thanks

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#2 09-04-2013 1:42pm

shivvy2012

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I wouldn't have a clue but a phone call to Citizens Advise would do no harm as I am sure there are bound to be a law governing that sort of thing

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#3 14-04-2013 1:45pm

daveyboynire

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47 I think, but its averaged out over 6 weeks or something.

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