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Labour legislations
Working during pregnancy
18.07.2024
- pregnant,
- parent,
- risk assessment,
- lighter work,
- break,
- physical hazards,
- biological risk factors,
- physiological hazards,
- psychosocial hazards,
- chemical hazards
- An employer shall allow a pregnant employee time off for prenatal check-ups that will be included in the working hours.
- A breastfeeding mother is entitled to additional breaks for breastfeeding until the child is 1.5 years old.
- Pregnant employees and employees who have the right to maternity leave can demand work corresponding to their state of health.
Labour legislations
Rest time
08.01.2024
- break time,
- working time,
- break,
- maritime labour,
- drivers
- The daily rest time must be at least 11 hours in any 24-hour period.
- The weekly rest time must be 48 consecutive hours or, in the case of summarised working time, 36 consecutive hours.
- After working for six hours, the employee has the right to rest for at least 30 minutes.