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What is the conclusion… Is the employer liable or not in a single word - Yes or No. I understand it is the responsibility of the employer.---
Normally, a lunch break time is between 30 minutes to 45 minutes. In fact, in the company policy, it must be mentioned what the duration of the lunch break will be. So, at the time of induction, new joiners will come to know what the lunch break time is. Moreove...
Dear Ravi,Lunch interval is the time granted to employees to finish their lunch as every human being normally does. You cannot subdivide the action of taking lunch into hand washing, drinking water, chewing and swallowing the food, occasional belching, and the l...
Dear RK,Your question borders on a cop asking a Colonel in the army, "Sir, does the time for putting on my shoes include the time for putting on my socks?" The logic and rationale are too obvious.Do take my remarks in a lighter vein.Arif ur Rehman
There is no such clarification given under any labor law. It only specifies the time limit for lunch.
Dear seniors,My question is very simple, but I need your guidance about this matter: Is handwashing time and drinking water time included in the lunch break if the lunch break is 30 minutes?
I have a doubt regarding the duration of working time. Does the lunch break (30 minutes, varies) count towards the 8-hour workday, or is it considered extra time?
There is a mandatory break hour within an 8-hour work shift. You can take as many breaks as you need, such as for drinking, smoking, spitting, urinating, washing, bathing, having tea, chatting, etc., during that break hour, or if you require more time.Thank you!...
Working Hours in India: As per the Factories Act 1948, every adult (a person who has completed 18 years of age) cannot work for more than 48 hours in a week and not more than 9 hours in a day. According to Section 51 of the Act, the spread over should not exceed...
Dear Jinay,Please read my reply carefully given above.The first paragraph of Section 51 of the Factories Act states that the spread over of this daily 8 hours is not more than 10 and a half hours. Working hours are not simply from 0800 hrs to 1600 hrs – it inclu...