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Section 11

The Manipur Shops and Establishment Act, 1972State Act of Manipur · Act 4 of 1973

(1) No employee in a shop shall be required or allowed to work .- in such shop for more than nine hours in a day and for more than forty eight hours in a week or after the hours prescribed under sub-section (2) of section 9. ·

(2) An employee in a shop shall be allowed an interval for rest of at least half an hour after every three hours of continuous work.

Hours of work and intervals.for rest in shops.

(3) The periods of work and intervals for rest of each employee in a shop shall be so arranged by the employer that together they do not extend over more than twelve· hours in a day.

Explanation .---The period of "nine hours" or "fifty hours" referresi to in sub-section (I) does not include the intervais. for rest.

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CHAPTER IV ESTABLISHMENTS Maximwrt point of time , for .!Pf9&<t- _ over inan establish· ment for publiccmt9· taimncnt or ammemG.

15. Notwithstanding anything contained in section 14, the spread-over of an establishment for public entertainment or amusement shall not extend, beyond 12 mi.dnigbt.

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ActThe Manipur Shops and Establishment Act, 1972
Section11
JurisdictionState of Manipur
StatusIn force as published by the source

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