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The hour average weekly limit Opting out of the hour weekly limit. How average weekly working hours are calculated Take the total hours an employee has worked over a week period. This period can be extended to a maximum of 52 weeks by a collective agreement. Divide this total by Or by the relevant number of weeks, if the period is extended. Working hours include: job-related training travel time as part of a job this includes travel time between clients or customers working from home working lunches working abroad paid overtime unpaid overtime the employer has asked the employee to do and the employee has agreed any time treated as 'working time' under a contract Working hours can include time spent on call.
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Additionally, not taking at least one full day off per week leads to lower hourly output overall. Research also reveals the damage to our physical health that overwork can cause. A study from the World Health Organization WHO found that working an average of 55 hours or more each week increases your risk of stroke by 35 percent and your risk of dying from heart disease by 17 percent, compared to averaging a hour workweek.
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