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done many a ghoster when sparking,against the rules now apparently

You'd know :)

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Serious question. What is the rules about maximum working hours and ghosters these days?

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Serious question. What is the rules about maximum working hours and ghosters these days?

depends on the co and working time directive employee has the right to say no otherwise it's what you feel you can work..is it right? that's the million dollar question

Difficult as I need little sleep and can stay up late but the next guy it would really cause them problems.

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Physical work would put that to test (and that excludes masturbating)

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


Serious question. What is the rules about maximum working hours and ghosters these days?

In base terms, there isn't one. There is of course the WTD regulations, unless waivered. Even then, H&S requirements would trump that.

God help any company allowing/forcing people to put in long hours if they have a reportable injury.

Not just an injury, all employers have a duty of care and could be held culpable in the event of an incident.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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