The Seafarers’ Wages Regulations 2024
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34 Hours spent travelling
In this Part, references to “travelling” include hours when the seafarer is— (a) in the course of a journey by a mode of transport or is making a journey on foot; (b) waiting at a place of departure to begin a journey by a mode of transport; (c) waiting at a place of departure for a journey to re-commence either by the same or another mode of transport, except for any time the seafarer spends taking a rest break; (d) waiting at the end of a journey for the purpose of carrying out duties, or to receive training, except for any time the seafarer spends taking a rest break.
34 Hours spent travelling
In this Part, references to “travelling” include hours when the seafarer is— (a) in the course of a journey by a mode of transport or is making a journey on foot; (b) waiting at a place of departure to begin a journey by a mode of transport; (c) waiting at a place of departure for a journey to re-commence either by the same or another mode of transport, except for any time the seafarer spends taking a rest break; (d) waiting at the end of a journey for the purpose of carrying out duties, or to receive training, except for any time the seafarer spends taking a rest break.
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