Opening hours are generally schemes must be confined to the shops on the grounds of protecting workers and the protection of Sundays and holidays at certain times in the great number of European countries. It is a ban (with exceptions) and not a regulatory requirement, that is the choice of opening hours is free to the stores outside the closing times. Further details are in Germany and special closing shops open laws of the countries.
In addition, regulations exist for the closing times in many European countries. They concern the grounds of the employee and of air pollution control in some countries, the night hours on weekdays and in the overwhelming number of European countries for reasons of Sundays and holidays of workers and the respective Sundays and holidays.
In recent years, many countries in Europe in opening hours on weekdays repealed because such arrangements were as protection for employees after the implementation of European Directive 2003/88/EC concerning certain aspects of working in the national legal systems for no longer considered necessary are. The existing legal regulations of the closing times to give the trade a framework within which he may be guided in determining the opening times to the needs of consumers.
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