>mexislaves

Burning hours at job =/= working

We're guilty of this too tbf

>>67323414
>Greece

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>>67323502
Not surprised anymore

>>67323414
This, in Spain by law every office with more than ten workers must have a special siesta room and your anetitled to use it for at least one hour.

>>67323693
you're joking. Is this for real? So you're saying large restaurants in that square in madrid (whatever its called) have siesta rooms in the back for the waiters and cooking staff?

>>67323869
>working in hospitality
>breaks

>>67323933
I've never worked in hospitality so I wouldn't know. But it wouldn't surprise me that Spain has crazy labor laws that would mandate something like this. Have you ever been to Spain? the place fucking shuts down at 3pm.

>>67323869
Yes, 2 hours siesta was mandatory before the crisis but the EU forced us change it

>>67325215
Now we have only 1 hour

>>67328204
You lazy bastards