Regulations on the upper limit of overtime hours! An explanation of how to reduce overtime hours.
Starting in 2024, the "Overtime Work Limit Regulation" will also apply to the construction industry. Until now, the application of the law has been postponed due to the industry's characteristics, but it is finally time to consider how to respond. Delaying the response could lead to strict penalties under the law. In this article, we will not only discuss the details of the revisions but also check specific points for action and how to effectively reduce overtime hours. For more information, please see the related links. [Contents] 1. In principle, overtime work is limited to "45 hours per month"! 2. There are concerns because working hours are already long. *For detailed information in the column, please refer to the related links. For more details, feel free to contact us.
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The "Dotto Cost Series" has surpassed 5,000 cumulative installations and is the number one cost management package software for the construction industry in Japan. It accommodates the unique business practices of the construction industry and can be linked with major domestic accounting software, attendance management software, and electronic transaction software. It strongly supports the management of construction companies in both streamlining administrative tasks and cost management.
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