Have a rest or a second job instead? Rest periods in EU law /

The paper aims to approach the dilemmas of EU working time regulation from the novel perspective of rest periods. It examines the functions and nature of rest periods in EU law, with special regard to the ECJ’s recent judgment in the MÁV-Start case (477/21). The analysis goes on with the question wh...

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Main Author: Kártyás Gábor
Format: Article
Published: 2025
Series:ERA FORUM 26 No. 3
doi:10.1007/s12027-025-00850-y

mtmt:35565242
Online Access:https://publikacio.ppke.hu/2835

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