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tabling member printed	Baroness Quin
answer › question first answered	2022-01-24T16:33:07.207Z

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uin

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1401662

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10/01/2022

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Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

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Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

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Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

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Working Hours

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To ask Her Majesty's Government what information they have concerning the proportion of employees working shifts of more than six hours who do not receive payment for the rest breaks to which they are entitled.

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Baroness Quin

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HL5255

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is ministerial correction

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24/01/2022

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In Great Britain, working hours are governed by the Working Time Regulations, which set the maximum working hours and minimum rest breaks workers are entitled to. All workers are entitled to a minimum of 20 minutes’ rest break if they work at least six hours, which may be paid or unpaid depending on the employment contract. Some workers such as shift workers may be entitled to ‘compensatory rest’ if they don’t have the right to specific rest breaks. Payment for rest breaks is a matter for individual contracts.

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Lord Callanan

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24/01/2022 16:33:07

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	label	Biography information for Baroness Quin