Hello Lads, Just a quick question, according the law a maximum working time a week is 60 hours.
But I know a few lads from my place who’s doing 6 days of work every two weeks and they got 72 hours in 6 days or even more. Does this mean they breaking a law?
I working 12 hours a day on average, that’s 60 hours a week, does it mean I can’t do any overtime because I’m already reached my 60 hours?
Frindal:
Hello Lads, Just a quick question, according the law a maximum working time a week is 60 hours.
But I know a few lads from my place who’s doing 6 days of work every two weeks and they got 72 hours in 6 days or even more. Does this mean they breaking a law?I working 12 hours a day on average, that’s 60 hours a week, does it mean I can’t do any overtime because I’m already reached my 60 hours?
Work time or on duty time are we talking about 
WTD is bothered about by the authorities anyway
ROG:
Frindal:
Hello Lads, Just a quick question, according the law a maximum working time a week is 60 hours.
But I know a few lads from my place who’s doing 6 days of work every two weeks and they got 72 hours in 6 days or even more. Does this mean they breaking a law?I working 12 hours a day on average, that’s 60 hours a week, does it mean I can’t do any overtime because I’m already reached my 60 hours?
Work time or on duty time are we talking about
WTD is bothered about by the authorities anyway
I mean a work time.
Breaks/poa aren’t counted in the 60 hours. So you could do 72 hours legally.
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Are you talking driving time or working time
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Airbag1uk:
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Working time Mate.
El Deano:
Breaks/poa aren’t counted in the 60 hours. So you could do 72 hours legally.Sent from my SM-G903F using Tapatalk
Thanks for an advice! 
Hope this helps
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