Disposition of working hours Subsection 2 Sample Clauses

Disposition of working hours Subsection 2. 1 Disposition of regular working hours Unless there is an agreement otherwise, the disposition of working hours is to be as stated below. Note Individual agreements on the disposition of working hours should not be regarded as a part of the employment agreement, and termination of such agreements can therefore occur without termination of employment. If the disposition of regular working hours is changed, the employer should inform the employees concerned and the local union branch no later than two weeks in advance. Daytime working In daytime working disposition of regular working hours is Monday to Friday. Two-shift working First and second shift Monday to Friday, in the period 05.00-24.00, with 30 minutes’ rest per shift. Intermittent three-shift working The shift cycle should not begin before 22.00 on a Sunday. For the above mentioned working hour arrangements, regular working hours should not be scheduled for Midsummer Eve, Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve. Continuous operating In the case of continuous operating and in so far as the local parties have not agreed otherwise, breaks should be made in production for major public holi- days as follows.
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