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The Seafarers’ Wages Regulations 2024

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31 Total hours of work for determining the basic rate

In regulation 18 (calculation to determine the basic rate), the total hours of work in the pay reference period are the hours worked or treated as worked by the seafarer in the pay reference period as determined— (a) for salaried hours work, in accordance with Chapter 5; (b) for time work, in accordance with Chapter 6; (c) for unmeasured work, in accordance with Chapter 7.

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31 Total hours of work for determining the basic rate

In regulation 18 (calculation to determine the basic rate), the total hours of work in the pay reference period are the hours worked or treated as worked by the seafarer in the pay reference period as determined— (a) for salaried hours work, in accordance with Chapter 5; (b) for time work, in accordance with Chapter 6; (c) for unmeasured work, in accordance with Chapter 7.

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