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24 Jan 10
14:36
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they are only allowed to be open 6 hours and yet the Co-op around the corner is always open its usual 7.30-10. can anyone explain why?
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It is a local convenience store.
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Our local "corner" ;) shop's open 12 hours every day.
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^ nice A pos-trofe
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its to do with the shop size (sq ft). over a certain size and Sunday hour laws kick in
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arent all the big ones 24hours nowadays?
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its quite a big shop. its never closed though, if there was a nuclear war i think we could rely on that place to be open
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Jet garage near me is open and licenced to sell alcohol (or barbeque brickettes or milk) 24hours a day 365.25 days per year.
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i think its all got to do with religion and that.It seems daft that they are not open all the time over the weekend
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There are no laws restricting the trading hours of your business between Monday and Saturday inclusive.
Sunday Small shops with a floor area of up to 280 square metres can choose their own Sunday opening hours. Shops larger than 280 square metres can only open for a maximum number of six consecutive hours between 10am and 6pm, providing they notify the local authority and provide visual signs of their opening hours internally and externally. There are a number of large shops exempt from Sunday trading laws, such as shops in airports and railway stations, and shops at service stations. Other types of businesses are not affected by the limits on trading hours. If Sunday is not a regular trading day for your business, you cant pressure staff into working on Sundays. Forcing them to work or sacking an employee for not doing so is a legal offence. Your employees may have special employment rights if theyre required to work in your shop on Sundays It would appear that most tesco express stores are breaking the law the law does not apply in scotland |
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the law does not apply in scotland
more civilized up here imo |
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crazy rules you lot got down there, still living in the dark ages!
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