3rd April 2006, 07:30 PM
[quote]Originally posted by kevin wooldridge
An interesting test case might be made of the 11 hours consecutive rest period. Does travelling to and from work for example count as a 'work' period or 'rest' period? [quote]
As I understand it travel to and from work does not count as work time. Think about it, no-one gets paid for commuting otherwise delayed trains wouldn't be such an issue [:I] (I love living close enough to work to be able to walk in these days
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Travel to work would only count as a 'work' period if the person were for example driving a works minibus to get other staff to site and back, etc.
"a pound of shelled peanuts was handsome pay by any apes standards" Pratchett 1998
An interesting test case might be made of the 11 hours consecutive rest period. Does travelling to and from work for example count as a 'work' period or 'rest' period? [quote]
As I understand it travel to and from work does not count as work time. Think about it, no-one gets paid for commuting otherwise delayed trains wouldn't be such an issue [:I] (I love living close enough to work to be able to walk in these days
)Travel to work would only count as a 'work' period if the person were for example driving a works minibus to get other staff to site and back, etc.
"a pound of shelled peanuts was handsome pay by any apes standards" Pratchett 1998