Jane Livingstone
Member - 1 post
It seems to me that until we are clear what "if national laws or social partners [trade unions and organisations representing employers)" will mean in practice, this ruling is still confusing. I can understand the "inactive on-call time may not be counted as rest time" but if it is not working time, then what is it?
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