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Does the European Working Time Directive need a reboot?

Abi Rimmer

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As the European Commission undertakes a review of the working time directive, Abi Rimmer looks at healthcare organisations’ views of the directive and its impact on doctors’ working lives

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As the European Commission undertakes a review of the working time directive, Abi Rimmer looks at healthcare organisations’ views of the directive and its impact on doctors’ working lives

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As the European Commission undertakes a review of the working time directive, Abi Rimmer looks at healthcare organisations’ views of the directive and its impact on doctors’ working lives

Key concepts: Directive, Reboot, Working time, European commission, Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications, Commission, Member states, European union

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