The book provides practical answers to the most problematic questions of employers and employees on organizing and settling working time.
Provides a detailed study of difficult issues related to working time. Comprehensively analyzes solutions for working time in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The author of the book is attorney-at-law Iwona Jaroszewska-Ignatowska.

"Working time in practice" explains the topics:
 

• business trips, team-building trips and employee training in the context of working time,
• creating work schedules,
• ordering and settling overtime,
• work on days off,
• keeping documentation related to working time, including records,
• working time systems and the possibility of their application in practice, depending on the employer's business needs,
• organizing and settling employee roster,
• risks and responsibility of managers for the proper organization of work, its planning and settling,
• settlement of working time of part-time workers and young workers,
• organization of working time in the era of the coronavirus pandemic,
• remote work and regulations regarding working time of the Anti-Crisis Shield.

The guide helps in the correct planning and settlement of employees' working time.

The table of contents of the book "Working time in practice"
 

• Introduction
• Working time definition
• Concepts necessary for planning and settling working time
• Working time and business trip
• Working time and training
• Working time systems
• Breaks from work and rest periods
• Downtime at work 
• Working overtime
• Work on days off
• Night work
• Work of management staff, part-time and young workers
• Working time records
• COVID-19 related working time solutions
• Legal acts

The study is available for purchase on the Wolters Kluwer website.

Download an excerpt from the book "Working time in practice".