is it legal?

a couple of the girls i work with in a private care home often do a 7am until 10pm shift, although this is by their choice to do this they are then quite often in the next day at 7am again so as i said its their choice to work the long shift but is the employer legally allowed to let this happen, thanx
08:50 Tue 03rd May 2011
 
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Agree with Eddie - more info here
http://www.direct.gov...ndTimeOff/DG_10029451
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i also thought that they had to have a minimum of 11 hours rest between shifts so in a nutshell this is wrong as they are only getting 9 hours between shifts, thanx
isn't care work excluded?
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sorry for late reply, but i havent heard if care work is excluded from this rule but will have to look into it more, thanx

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