Ideal Work Timings for a 6-Day Working Company
I wanted to know what should be the ideal work timings for a 6-day working company, considering there are no half-days on Saturday. According to labor law, it states that 9 hours in a day should not exceed more than 48 hours in a week. Ideally, if we work for 9 hours, it totals 54 hours in a week. In this scenario, employees often feel that we are working more hours than necessary in a week. Can we propose to management to reduce it by 30 minutes on a daily basis, which would mean 8.5 hours (inclusive of a 30-minute lunch break) a day and 51 hours in a week?
From India, Mumbai
I wanted to know what should be the ideal work timings for a 6-day working company, considering there are no half-days on Saturday. According to labor law, it states that 9 hours in a day should not exceed more than 48 hours in a week. Ideally, if we work for 9 hours, it totals 54 hours in a week. In this scenario, employees often feel that we are working more hours than necessary in a week. Can we propose to management to reduce it by 30 minutes on a daily basis, which would mean 8.5 hours (inclusive of a 30-minute lunch break) a day and 51 hours in a week?
From India, Mumbai
Dear Friend, As per Factories act, Every 4 hours of work half an hour rest to be provided.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear Member,
According to labor law, it states that the work hours should not exceed 9 hours in a day or more than 48 hours in a week. For a six-day work week, you can work for 8 hours daily with an extra rest interval. For a five-day work week, you can work for 9 hours with an additional rest interval. This results in 48 weekly hours for a six-day work week and 45 weekly hours for a five-day work week. Generally, it is required to allow at least a half-hour rest after five hours of continuous work.
R N KHOLA
From India, Delhi
According to labor law, it states that the work hours should not exceed 9 hours in a day or more than 48 hours in a week. For a six-day work week, you can work for 8 hours daily with an extra rest interval. For a five-day work week, you can work for 9 hours with an additional rest interval. This results in 48 weekly hours for a six-day work week and 45 weekly hours for a five-day work week. Generally, it is required to allow at least a half-hour rest after five hours of continuous work.
R N KHOLA
From India, Delhi
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