Weekly Rest (Industry) Convention, 1921 (ILO 14).

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Treaty Code:

M1921/07

Treaty Type:

Multilateral

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Responsible Department:

Administering Department:

Treaty Status:

In Force

Treaty Summary:

The key provisions in Convention No. 14 look to ensure that all workers in industrial undertakings shall have a rest period of at least 24 hours in every period of seven days. Certain exemptions are permitted, with due regard to economic and humanitarian considerations, and after consultation with the responsible employers' and workers' organisations. When there are exemptions, compensatory rest periods are, as far as possible, to be provided.

NZ Adherence Status:

In Force

Adherence Type:

Ratified

Signature Date:

Adherence Date:

29/03/1938

Expired:

No

Date Concluded:

17/11/1921

Place Concluded:

Geneva

Entry Into Force Date:

19/06/1923

NZ Entry Into Force Date:

29/03/1938

Termination Date:

Withdrawal Date:

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NZ Objections:

No

NZ Reservations:

No

NZ Declarations:

No

NZ Territorial Applications:

Cook Islands, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau

NZTS Number:

UNTS Number:

38 UNTS 187*

Associated Treaties:

Other References:

UKTS 1975 NO 117

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