Stand Build Hours and Regulations Across Europe: Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, and Spain Compared
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exhibition build-up work falls under specific collective agreements (the IDCC 1486 collective agreement for events industry and several regional variants) that permit extended hours with appropriate overtime compensation
Afterexhibition build-up work falls under specific collective agreements for the events and exhibition-services sector and several regional variants that permit extended hours with appropriate overtime compensation
Why: 3 issues fixed: IDCC 1486 is not an events-industry collective agreement. IDCC 1486 is the French collective agreement for engineering, technical consulting, and IT-services firms (Syntec/BETIC sector), unrelated to the events/exhibition industry. Citing it as the French events-industry agreement is a factual error. | ISE (Integrated Systems Europe) has not been held at RAI Amsterdam since February 2020, its final edition there after a 15-year run. Since 2022, ISE has been held at Fira de Barcelona. Citing RAI Amsterdam as the venue for continuous/24-hour ISE build-up is outdated for a 2026-dated article. | AUMA does not publish a document titled 'technical guidelines for exhibitors' - this is a fabricated citation title.
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