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Working-time law & collective agreements — found from sitemap — Findmyshift
Checked for Findmyshift on 1 Oct 2026
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- https://www.findmyshift.com/help/how-do-i-deduct-employee-breaks-from-their-total-hours-in-the-reports
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- 1 Oct 2026, 15:34 UTC
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Facts read from this source
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Break deduction format Report an error
“all you need to do is add a break comment beneath the shift in the format 1 hour break, 30 minutes break or Break (12pm-1pm).”
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Break pay rate adjustment combination Report an error
“Unpaid breaks can also be used in combination with pay rate adjustments. So if you've already added a pay rate adjustment beneath your shift, you can place the unpaid break above or below it.”
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Scheduling Report an error
“Employee scheduling”
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Time attendance Report an error
“Time & attendance”
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Reporting payroll Report an error
“Reporting & payroll”
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Reminders notifications Report an error
“Reminders & notifications”
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Time off management Report an error
“Time off management”
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API Report an error
“Developer API”
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Integrations Report an error
“Integrations”
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Time clock Report an error
“Time clock”
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Customizations Report an error
“Customizations”
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Excel template Report an error
“Free Excel template”
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Channels whatsapp Report an error
“WhatsApp”
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Docs Report an error
“Knowledge base Video guides & webinars Keyboard shortcuts Tips & tricks Contact support”
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