Employment Contracts · glossary
A worker’s written agreement that the 48-hour limit on her average week, in the Working Time Regulations 1998, does not apply to her. Esme signs hers separately, in the Schedule, so it is plainly her choice. She may end it on 3 months’ written notice. Contract, Schedule, paragraph 1 · Chapter 3
Explained in Chapter 3, Probation, Duties, Place and Hours of Work, of Employment Contracts.
The Working Time Regulations 1998 limit a worker’s average week to 48 hours. A worker may agree in writing that the limit does not apply to her. That agreement is an opt-out, and Esme gives it in the Schedule…Read Chapter 3, Probation, Duties, Place and Hours of Work →
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