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  • Ruprect
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    Originally posted by Clippy
    I don't think posting on here for 6 hours constitutes 'work' - even by it's loosest definition.

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  • Clippy
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    Originally posted by Captain Jack
    In any case, the law actually states that your employer (in this case, YourCo) is required to allow a 20 minute break after 6 hours work.
    I don't think posting on here for 6 hours constitutes 'work' - even by it's loosest definition.

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  • Captain Jack
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    In any case, the law actually states that your employer (in this case, YourCo) is required to allow a 20 minute break after 6 hours work.

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  • King Cnvt
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    Originally posted by Hugh Jardon
    Just received an email from the PM, stating that every person on our project must take a 45-minute lunch break every workday by law.

    Is this applicable to me as a contractor?
    Just say you'll save all yours up and take a (paid) week off at the end of the project instead.

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  • Epiphone
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    Not unless the window cleaners and those odd women who come in to water the plants are bound by the same rules.

    You don't work for him.

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  • realityhack
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    Not from him it isn't. MOO (That may look silly). Although if you're employing yourself then you should tell yourself the same thing - hell, make it compulsory for you to take a 3hr lunchbreak down the pub.

    Edit: Whoa EO - spooky.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Yes it is, I take mine at 10pm after spending 3 hours in the pub













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  • Hugh Jardon
    started a topic Lunch Break

    Lunch Break

    Just received an email from the PM, stating that every person on our project must take a 45-minute lunch break every workday by law.

    Is this applicable to me as a contractor?
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