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Exceptions to the EU Working Time Directive for the personnel of civilian-occupied Bundeswehr ships; Ensuring continuous operation when weekly working hours are exceeded in France and Denmark

openGermany· German Bundestag· DE

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1 January 2009

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20 March 2013 · Mündliche Frage/Mündliche Antwort

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Defence

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26 July 2022

Defence

Summary

Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> What efforts are there on the part of the Federal Ministry of Defense to achieve an exception to the EU Working Time Directive for the personnel of civilian-occupied ships of the Bundeswehr, and what is the current status?<br /> <br /> According to the Federal Government's knowledge, what exceptions do France and Denmark use to ensure long-term operation if their civilian... occupied ships exceed the average weekly working time of a maximum of 48 hours for operational reasons and during training missions?

Machine translation from German. The official text remains authoritative.

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  1. 15 March 2013

    Mündliche Frage

    Exceptions to the EU Working Time Directive for the personnel of civilian-occupied Bundeswehr ships; Ensuring continuous operation when weekly working hours are exceeded in France and Denmark

    Source: BT

  2. 20 March 2013

    Mündliche Frage/Mündliche Antwort

    Exceptions to the EU Working Time Directive for the personnel of civilian-occupied Bundeswehr ships; Ensuring continuous operation when weekly working hours are exceeded in France and Denmark

    Source: BT

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