1. Normal Working Time
Normal work must not be exceeding 8 hours a day or as agreed by an employer and an employee
but not exceeding 48 hours a week.
Not exceeding 7 hours a day and not exceeding 42 hours a week are permitted for work which
may be harmful to safety and health of an employee ie. underground work, underwater work,
work in a cave or a tunnel, work in a confined place, work involving with radioactivity, metal
welding work, hazardous substance transport work, hazardous chemical production work, work
with an instrument or machine which may harm a worker by its vibration, and work involving
extreme heat or cold which may be harmful. In any case of work with its nature or environment is
highly hazardous more than the prescribed safety standards and it is not possible to improve or
rectify the hazard at its source, the personal protection must be provided.
2. Rest Period
Rest period during normal work
An employee is entitled to a rest of not less than 1 hour a day after work for 5 consecutive hours.
An employee may take the rests periodically of less than 1 hour but the total rest period per day
must not be less than 1 hour.
In case of a beverage shop or a food shop where dose not open or provide service continuously on
each day, an employee may take to a rest of 2 hours a day.
An employer who obtains an employee’s prior consent may not arrange a rest period for the
employee in case of emergency work, or character or nature of work needs it to be performed
continuously.
Rest period before overtime work
An employer must arrange a rest period of not less than 20 minutes for an employee who is
required to perform overtime work of not less than 2 hours after normal work.
3. Holiday
Weekly holiday
A weekly holiday must not be less than 1 day per week. The days between each weekly holiday
must not more than 6 days. In case of a hotel business, a transport work, a work in a forest, a work
in a location lacking basic facilities, or any other work as prescribed in the Ministerial
Regulations, an employer and an employee may agree to accumulate and postpone weekly
holidays to be taken at any time within a period of 4 consecutive weeks.
Traditional holiday
The traditional holidays, including National Labour Day, must not be less than 13 days per year
according to the annual official holidays, religious holidays or local traditional holidays.
If a traditional holiday falls on a weekly holiday, an employee is entitled to a day off substitute for
the traditional holiday on the following working day.
1. Normal Working Time
Normal work must not be exceeding 8 hours a day or as agreed by an employer and an employee
but not exceeding 48 hours a week.
Not exceeding 7 hours a day and not exceeding 42 hours a week are permitted for work which
may be harmful to safety and health of an employee ie. underground work, underwater work,
work in a cave or a tunnel, work in a confined place, work involving with radioactivity, metal
welding work, hazardous substance transport work, hazardous chemical production work, work
with an instrument or machine which may harm a worker by its vibration, and work involving
extreme heat or cold which may be harmful. In any case of work with its nature or environment is
highly hazardous more than the prescribed safety standards and it is not possible to improve or
rectify the hazard at its source, the personal protection must be provided.
2. Rest Period
Rest period during normal work
An employee is entitled to a rest of not less than 1 hour a day after work for 5 consecutive hours.
An employee may take the rests periodically of less than 1 hour but the total rest period per day
must not be less than 1 hour.
In case of a beverage shop or a food shop where dose not open or provide service continuously on
each day, an employee may take to a rest of 2 hours a day.
An employer who obtains an employee’s prior consent may not arrange a rest period for the
employee in case of emergency work, or character or nature of work needs it to be performed
continuously.
Rest period before overtime work
An employer must arrange a rest period of not less than 20 minutes for an employee who is
required to perform overtime work of not less than 2 hours after normal work.
3. Holiday
Weekly holiday
A weekly holiday must not be less than 1 day per week. The days between each weekly holiday
must not more than 6 days. In case of a hotel business, a transport work, a work in a forest, a work
in a location lacking basic facilities, or any other work as prescribed in the Ministerial
Regulations, an employer and an employee may agree to accumulate and postpone weekly
holidays to be taken at any time within a period of 4 consecutive weeks.
Traditional holiday
The traditional holidays, including National Labour Day, must not be less than 13 days per year
according to the annual official holidays, religious holidays or local traditional holidays.
If a traditional holiday falls on a weekly holiday, an employee is entitled to a day off substitute for
the traditional holiday on the following working day.
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