The Seafarers (Wages and Working Conditions) Regulations 2026
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19 Hours spent training
(1) In this Chapter, references to “training” include hours when the non-qualifying seafarer is— (a) attending at a place other than the non-qualifying seafarer’s normal place of work, when the non-qualifying seafarer would otherwise be working, for the purpose of receiving training that has been approved by the employer or operator; (b) travelling, when the non-qualifying seafarer would otherwise be working, between a place of work and a place where the non-qualifying seafarer receives such training; (c) receiving such training at the non-qualifying seafarer’s normal place of work. (2) In paragraph (1), hours when the non-qualifying seafarer would “otherwise be working” include any hours when the non-qualifying seafarer is attending at a place or travelling where it is uncertain whether the non-qualifying seafarer would otherwise be working because the non-qualifying seafarer’s hours of work vary either as to their length or in respect of the time at which they are performed.
19 Hours spent training
(1) In this Chapter, references to “training” include hours when the non-qualifying seafarer is— (a) attending at a place other than the non-qualifying seafarer’s normal place of work, when the non-qualifying seafarer would otherwise be working, for the purpose of receiving training that has been approved by the employer or operator; (b) travelling, when the non-qualifying seafarer would otherwise be working, between a place of work and a place where the non-qualifying seafarer receives such training; (c) receiving such training at the non-qualifying seafarer’s normal place of work. (2) In paragraph (1), hours when the non-qualifying seafarer would “otherwise be working” include any hours when the non-qualifying seafarer is attending at a place or travelling where it is uncertain whether the non-qualifying seafarer would otherwise be working because the non-qualifying seafarer’s hours of work vary either as to their length or in respect of the time at which they are performed.
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