6. Weekly holidays in shops, restaurants and theatres
Feedback & supportEvery person employed in any shop, other than an unassisted shop, in a class of shops mentioned in the Schedule, or in any restaurant or theatre shall be given in each week a holiday of one whole day:
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“shop” means all directly inter-connected premises or contiguous places used by any person for– (a) exposing goods for sale as part of any controlled business carried on by him; (b) the storage, preparation, processing or manufacture of goods, some or all of which are ordinarily disposed of in the course of any controlled business carried on by him; or (c) any other purpose of a controlled business carried on by him, or, where part only of any premises or places are so used, means that part: Provided that the term “shop” shall not include a restaurant or any bazaar for charitable or public purposes, or any separate room or workshop used exclusively for the storage, preparation, processing or manufacture of goods which are of a description ordinarily disposed of in a substantial quantities otherwise than as part of the business of a controlled business;
Provided that nothing in this section shall apply to any person who works on less than six days and for less than forty hours in the week, such person being deemed to have worked on any day on which he has worked for a total period of not less than four hours.
The Director General may, by notification in the Gazette, exclude any particular class of employee from the operation of subsection (1).