If that’s what they are doing, then the person needs to finish 40 mins ‘early’ as that is not work time it’s break time.postmanzach wrote: ↑28 Jun 2024, 18:25I can say that this is what happens, by law you have to have a break so they take that time away.
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Meal breaks: being forced to take 20 before you go out and 20 out. Is that correct?
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Re: Meal breaks: being forced to take 20 before you go out and 20 out. Is that correct?
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