What Are the Different Types of Overtime Regulations?

Overtime refers to the extension of working hours during normal working days or Saturdays and Sundays and the national legal holidays in addition to the working hours prescribed by law or the state, and is called "overtime".

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(Promulgated by the State Council on December 23, 1949.

French labor law is very relaxed and humane. Every year the French people have a lot of time to travel and take vacations. In April 2014, the British media said that "the French introduced a new labor law". From 6 pm to morning in France every day The report will not allow employees to send e-mails during abnormal working hours before 9 o'clock, and reports of phone calls to employees will cause a mad turn on domestic social media. ^[3]