EU working time directive will include the time doctors spend on call
Rory Watson
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Rory Watson
Abstract
The hours doctors spend on call in hospitals—even if they are not treating patients—should be counted as part of their working time under European Union legislation, according to the top legal adviser to the European Court of Justice. The advocate general, Mr Damaso Ruiz-Jarabo, gave his opinion in a case referred to the Luxembourg based court from Germany that could go a long way towards clarifying complex EU rules. Under European working time legislation …
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The hours doctors spend on call in hospitals—even if they are not treating patients—should be counted as part of their working time under European Union legislation, according to the top legal adviser to the European Court of Justice. The advocate general, Mr Damaso Ruiz-Jarabo, gave his opinion in a case referred to the Luxembourg based court from Germany that could go a long way towards clarifying complex EU rules. Under European working time legislation …
Key concepts: Directive, Working time, Computer science, Operations research, Medicine, Data science, Work (physics), Mechanical engineering