| Continuous working day (3) |  |
| Flexible working hours (8) | |
| Legal working time (3) | |
| Night work (7) | |
| Overtime (8) | |
| Reduction of working time (3) | |
| Rest period (138) | |
| Shift work (5) | |
| Sunday working (3) | |
| Work schedule (3) | |
| Working time (16) | |
| Continuous working day (3) | |
| Flexible working hours (8) | |
| Legal working time (3) | |
| Night work (7) | |
| Overtime (8) | |
| Reduction of working time (3) | |
| Rest period (138) | |
| Shift work (5) | |
| Sunday working (3) | |
| Work schedule (3) | |
| Working time (16) | |
G#4v 4768 Overtime 0#5#overtime Overtime G#4v 4769 Reduction of working time 0#5#reduction of working time Reduction of working time
G#4v 4770 Rest period G#5v 4771 Paid leave 0#6#annual leave Paid leave 0#6#paid leave Paid leave
overtime) for 2 months in a year to respond to a seasonal increase in workload;(
sales people had to work overtime at the end of the day to count the tickets sold, a non
Anecdotal and real data demonstrate excessive costs for overtime, medical card payments and drugs compared with European averages.
-chased, whether overtime or extra shifts are necessary, and what the sequence of production will be
the size of the work force, the amount of overtime worked, the number of shifts worked
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