Annual Leave Directive
/ˈænjuəl liːv dəˈrɛktɪv/
Definitions
- (n.) A legislative or regulatory instrument establishing minimum rights and conditions for annual leave entitlement by workers, typically within a jurisdiction or union.
The European Union's Annual Leave Directive mandates at least four weeks of paid annual leave for employees.
Forms
- annual leave directive
- annual leave directives
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Commentary
Used chiefly in employment law and labor relations; drafting should ensure clarity on the minimum entitlement and scope.
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