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Directive 2003/88/EC concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time

Daily rest, weekly rest, average weekly working time and the right to paid annual leave.

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FieldValue
IdentifierCELEX 32003L0088
JurisdictionEU
SupervisionEuropean Commission, implemented nationally
Provisions3
Read2026-08-20
Register versionemployment-register-v1.0.0
Content hashefebfd36c36c3c33
Official sourcehttps://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/SV/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A32003L0088

Directive 2003/88/EC concerning certain aspects of the organisation of working time (CELEX 32003L0088) är läst hos European Commission, implemented nationally den 2026-08-20, och raden återges som den står hos utgivaren.

Provisions

  • Art. 3Daily rest

    At least eleven consecutive hours of rest per 24-hour period.

  • Art. 6Maximum weekly working time

    At most 48 hours on average per seven-day period, overtime included.

  • Art. 7Annual leave

    At least four weeks of paid annual leave.

Topics

Working time and leave

Revision log

  1. employment-register-v1.0.0

    The row was read against the official text and entered in the register.

    In force from 2026-08-20

Leading rulings

  • C-55/18 CCOO
    Court of Justice of the European Union · 2019-05-14

    Member States must require a system enabling the duration of each worker's daily working time to be measured.

    Official source
  • C-684/16 Max-Planck
    Court of Justice of the European Union · 2018-11-06

    The right is not lost automatically where the employer has not enabled the worker to take the leave.

    Official source

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