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Source: https://www.ft.com/content/55588f86-a4f8-4cf3-aecb-38723b787569

So essentially the UK Gov is set to scrap some workers rights that were made by the EU. These include ending the maximum 48 working week, changing rules around breaks and not including overtime pay in holiday entitlement. 
 

Yet again, another ‘benefit’ of being part of the ‘Union’ 

#freescot #dumpthetories

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3 minutes ago, Miss Dolly said:

Yet again, another ‘benefit’ of being part of the ‘Union’ 

The real reason for Brexit was always these kind of policies, and this case in particular will again be turned into something that looks 'good' for the media and there'll be people directly affected by it that will somehow support it.

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25 minutes ago, Jill said:

The real reason for Brexit was always these kind of policies, and this case in particular will again be turned into something that looks 'good' for the media and there'll be people directly affected by it that will somehow support it.

I knew this from day one that Brexit is for rich people because of the EU is wanting everybody to have bank accounts in their own country and not have off shore bank accounts. Plus, the state pension would be required to be a liveable amount 

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Is the maximum hours week a maximum on what they can demand if u don't agree or can u choose to work more if u want?

 

I worked overtime before when I was cash strapped and I wouldn't have liked that restriction if it was an outright ban

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3 minutes ago, KORG said:

Most people opt out of the maximum working hours thing if the employer requires it, I did.

Yeah, but now with rumours employees won’t have a choice, they may be forced to work 60/70 hour week 

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Just now, Economy said:

Is the maximum hours week a maximum on what they can demand if u don't agree or can u choose to work more if u want?

 

I worked overtime before when I was cash strapped and I wouldn't have liked that restriction if it was an outright ban

Yeah, it is a maximum you can work, they can ask you to stay on longer than that but that is classes as overtime 

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1 minute ago, Miss Dolly said:

Yeah, but now with rumours employees won’t have a choice, they may be forced to work 60/70 hour week 

Its very unlikely. We already know that increased hours reduces productivity 

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Just now, Miss Dolly said:

Yeah, it is a maximum you can work, they can ask you to stay on longer than that but that is classes as overtime 

I'm confused... So are u allowed to or not? Are u trying to say more hours than that just becomes overtime? That doesn't sound like a restriction it just means after that many hours is overtime :huh:

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Just now, Economy said:

I'm confused... So are u allowed to or not? Are u trying to say more hours than that just becomes overtime? That doesn't sound like a restriction it just means after that many hours is overtime :huh:

You are allowed to work over 48 hours if they ask you too but they can’t force you to do that. Whereas with this bill they can force a worker to work more than 48 hours with no negotiations 

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3 minutes ago, Miss Dolly said:

Yeah, but now with rumours employees won’t have a choice, they may be forced to work 60/70 hour week 

Jesus how many ppl actually work that many hours tho? I've only met 1 person in my life that worked over 60 hours and he wasn't forced to he wanted to to make more money. How many companies actually ever demand that???? :duck:

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1 minute ago, Miss Dolly said:

You are allowed to work over 48 hours if they ask you too but they can’t force you to do that. Whereas with this bill they can force a worker to work more than 48 hours with no negotiations 

Alright. That's what I wanted to figure out cuz the way it was worded wasn't fully clear to me

 

Where I live overtime is after 44 hours. I'm not sure if employees can demand it or not tho

 

But in Canada these laws are not National they vary by Province

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