CrewDeck
Every limit is its own tested rule with a legal reference, checked in the weekly view and every night. CrewDeck maps the statutory limits and does not replace employment law advice, responsibility stays with the employer.
Weekly maximum working time
45 hours for industrial companies, office staff, technical and other employees and sales staff in large retail businesses, 50 hours for everyone else (Art. 9 ArG). CrewDeck warns from 90 percent of the limit and shows every breach.
Break schedule
A quarter of an hour for more than 5.5 hours of work, half an hour for more than 7 and one hour for more than 9 hours (Art. 15 ArG). A block of more than 5.5 hours without a break is flagged too (Art. 18 ArGV 1).
Daily rest period
At least 11 consecutive hours of rest lie between two working days (Art. 15a ArG). CrewDeck checks the gap between the end of work and the next start.
Daily span of 14 hours
Day and evening work including breaks and overtime fall within 14 hours (Art. 10 ArG). CrewDeck measures from the first start to the last end of the day.
Night and Sunday work
Work between 11 pm and 6 am and on Sundays generally requires a permit (Art. 16 and 18 ArG). CrewDeck detects it and points it out, it does not check whether a permit exists.
Retention and log
Working time records must be kept for at least five years after they cease to apply (Art. 73 para. 2 ArGV 1). Time entries are never overwritten, corrections are new versions with a reason, and the chained log is recalculated every night.