Travelling to work 'is work', European court rules

Re:Travelling to work 'is work', European court rules by rtcoms on Friday September 11, 2015 @12:47AM (#10202064)

What do they mean by "without a fixed office" ?

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Re:Travelling to work 'is work', European court rules by Turing_Machine on Friday September 11, 2015 @01:22AM (#10202137)

I assume outside sales, plumbers, tow-truck drivers, or anything else where the work is done at customer premises, or at some random location away from the company headquarters.

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Re:Travelling to work 'is work', European court rules by toyg on Friday September 11, 2015 @02:40AM (#10202298)

This particular ruling was against a company that closed all their regional offices and forced people to work with customers on-site all the time.

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Re:Travelling to work 'is work', European court rules by DanBC on Friday September 11, 2015 @03:53AM (#10202477)

Care workers who travel to people's homes.

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