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Directive 93/104/EC - Working Hours DirectiveRecitalsSection I Scope and definitions (arts. 1-2)Article 1 Purpose and scopeArticle 2 DefinitionsSection II Minimum rest periods - other aspects of the organization of working time (arts. 3-7)Article 3 Daily restArticle 4 BreaksArticle 5 Weekly rest periodArticle 6 Maximum weekly working timeArticle 7 Annual leaveSection III Night work - shift work - patterns of work (arts. 8-13)Article 8 Length of night workArticle 9 Health assessment and transfer of night workers to day workArticle 10 Guarantees for night-time workingArticle 11 Notification of regular use of night workersArticle 12 Safety and health protectionArticle 13 Pattern of workSection IV Miscellaneous provisions (arts. 14-19)Article 14 More specific Community provisionsArticle 15 More favourable provisionsArticle 16 Reference periodsArticle 17 DerogationsArticle 17a Mobile workers and offshore workArticle 17b Workers on board sea-goingfishingvesselsArticle 18 Final provisionsArticle 19Done at
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Version status: Repealed | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes
Version date: 2 August 2004 - onwards
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Article 4 Breaks

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