The rest period covers breaks during the working day, a day's rest, and a week's rest, public holidays and vacations.

I rest on Sunday.

Sunday is my rest day.

Tomorrow is my day off.

Please take next Sunday off.

(i) Weekly rest and public holidays

But here we know neither the day nor the night.

Introduction of the principle that additional days off, the so called Saturdays off , are not included in the leave

(b) Weekly rest and paid holidays

These periods of rest in the course of the working day are compulsory, and must each last at least one hour (art. 89, subpara. 1).

You take a rest first

Let's return for a rest first

Then lie down flat on every possible occasion.

Is this what you call rest?

And on Sunday, everybody usually takes the day off.

You'll be a big help. Give those ankles some rest.

Anyway, I think Frank's had enough for one day.

You said you ought to rest

Why don't you go home and put your feet up?

Rest

Resting.

And rest!

Holiday?

You don't have to get killed to keep me loving you.

Rest!

Just rest. (moans)

Guaranteeing 39 additional days off on dates specified by establishments

Note next break is a big break

Why don't you give that copper's brain of yours a rest?

Get some rest!

Resting?

The Labour Law provides that a day's rest shall not be less than successive 12 hours within 24 hours period.

In principle there are no factors hindering the realization of the rights of workers in the area of working hours, weekly rest days and compulsory rest days as established in the Federal Labour Act, the enjoyment of periodic holidays and payment of overtime, Sunday bonuses where applicable and holiday bonuses.

Still they come... morning and night, night and morning, they walk down that road.

66. Rules on working time, rest, leaves and holidays are set out in chapter VII and chapter VIII of the Labour Code.

Did you have a good rest?

Lunch break

Break

Time off work

Get some rest.

So, stay in good health.

Get plenty of rest.

Today you rest.

Rest. Sleep.

Rest, sleep.