Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Average weekly working time in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The average maximum weekly working time(not including overtime)
The option to derogate from Article 3 may not result in the establishment of a reference period exceeding six months, for the average maximum weekly working time of 48 hours.
The option to derogate from Article 4 may not result in the establishment of a reference period exceeding six months, for calculation of the average maximum weekly working time of forty-eight hours.
Directive 93/104/EC specifies not an absolute limit for maximum weekly working time, but an average to be calculated over a reference period.
mobile workers concerned do not exceed the average maximum weekly working time of 48 hours over 4 months.
To allow the reference period for the averaging of weekly working time to be extended by national legislation to a maximum of twelve months.
Average weekly working time over X weeks.
The average weekly working time may not exceed 48 hours.
The average weekly working time may not exceed forty-eight hours.
Under the Directive, average weekly working time(including overtime)
On the other hand continuous production with 4 groups results in an average weekly working time of 42 hours for each group.
The average weekly working time in the bus sector is 48 hours within a 13-week reference period 26-week where a collective agreement so provides.
which limits the average weekly working time to 48 hours.
The average weekly working time is 40 hours within a 12-month reference period,
The average weekly working time is 40 hours,
The average weekly working time of Danish offshore workers covered by a collective agreement is around 33 hours rather than the 48 provided for in the Directive.
It allowed the 48-hour limit to average weekly working time to be introduced very gradually for these workers, up to 31 July 2009.
The Directive provides that average weekly working time, including overtime,
To review the individual opt-out from the 48-hour limit to average weekly working time this review was expressly required by Article 22 of the Directive.