BAKERS (WEEKLY REST) REGULATIONS (weeklyrest)
Table of Provisions (7)
Statutory Text (7 Articles)
BAKERS (WEEKLY REST)
SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 441.02
BAKERS (WEEKLY REST) REGULATIONS
6th February, 1968
LEGAL NOTICE 17 of 1968 as amended by Legal Notices 61 and 64 of
1968.
The title of these regulations is Bakers (Weekly Rest)
Regulations.
For the purposes of these regulations -
"bakers" comprises the managers of bakeries and all persons who
are engaged in bread-making including dough-making, table-work
(moulding, etc.), kneading, mixing and baking, whether the work is
done by hand or by machine, and persons who work as oven-men in
connection with bread-making;
"day of rest" means a period of twenty-four hours occurring from
4 a.m. on a Sunday, Good Friday, Carnival Tuesday, or holiday of
obligation to 4 a:m. on the next following day
Provided that when a holiday of obligation occurs on a
Saturday or on a Monday, it shall not be a day of rest for the
purpose of these regulations
Provided also that when a day of rest commences on a
Friday, it shall end at 2 a.m. on the next following Saturday and
when a day of rest commences on a Tuesday, the day of rest in
respect of the immediately preceding Sunday shall end at 2 a.m. on
the next following Monday.
Bakers shall cease work on every day of rest.
Roasting shall be permitted during the forenoon comprised
in a day of rest, and during such days bakers may do any work that
may be necessary for the cultivation of yeast.
Without prejudice to the powers and duties of the Police, it
shall be the duty of labour officers to see that the provisions of
these regulations are duly complied with.
(1) These regulations shall apply only to bakers
manufacturing Maltese type bread and shall not apply to bakers
manufacturing any other type of bread.
(2)
These regulations shall not extend to Gozo.