Weekly working. hours for fully continuous shift work The weekly working hours for fully continuous shift work shall be 36 (thirty-six) hours on average. The weekly working hours for partly continuous shift work shall be 36 (thirty-six) hours on average provided that such shift work has been actually and permanently (for more than 24 (twenty-four) weeks) established by way of shift schedules. The shift schedule must include at least 6 (six) monthly night shifts extending beyond midnight throughout the wage/salary payment period. Within the scope of the shift schedule, the individual worker must be concretely assigned to serving at least 5 (five) night shifts (regardless of whether continuous or not) within the wage/salary payment period. Employees who have completed their 55th (fifty-fifth) year and perform shift work within the above meaning shall be entitled to one paid free shift within one calendar year. Whenever possible this paid free shift should be identical with a shift to build up credit time so as to ensure a longer period of recreation. Such a shift must not be a Sunday or public holiday shift.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement
