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Employers are required to record employees' working hours. New EU ruling may require more detailed records

Summary by a4medier.dk
EU ruling states that employers should keep daily records with specific start and end times for each working day. Legal experts believe that the ruling should lead to changes in Denmark. The Ministry of Employment rejects that interpretation of the ruling.
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Employers are required to record employees' working hours. New EU ruling may require more detailed records

EU ruling states that employers should keep daily records with specific start and end times for each working day. Legal experts believe that the ruling should lead to changes in Denmark. The Ministry of Employment rejects that interpretation of the ruling.

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a4medier.dk broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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