Working Time Case Update: Bamsey and others -v- Albion Engineering Ltd

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• Incorporated Council of Law Reporting

As previously reported on the Workplacelaw Network

The applicant was contractually required to work 39 hours a week with overtime of up to nine hours if required. Between 24 December 1999 and 4 January 2000, when he was on annual leave, the applicant was paid an amount calculated at the rate of a 39-hour week, although during the 12-week period prior to that he had actually worked an average of 60 hours a week and generally averaged 58 hours.

He claimed compensation, alleging breach of regu... (253 more words)

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