What are Your Office Timings During Ramadan? Are You Satisfied with Those Timings?

Flexible. Either9 to3 or10 to4.

My office starts at9:00 am and ends at3:50 p.m. Yah, I am satisfied with my timings because I can take rest after taking Sahri and the morning prayer. Also can get some time to make my things ready for Iftaar in the evening. 

10-3 I think it's good and yes am satisfied with it

from5 am to11 am .

I think It is Good 

10am-3pm. It is fine and I'm fully satisfied.

Under the Labour Law, the working hours of all employees shall be reduced by two hours per day during the Holy month of Ramadan. This means that employees should only work6 hours per day (as the statutory maximum working hours are8 hours per day). Under the DIFC Employment Law, employees who observe the fast during the Holy month of Ramadan shall not be required to work in excess of6 hours each day. Fasting employees who choose to work for more than6 hours a day shall be entitled to their statutory rest breaks (i.e., of not more than one hour in aggregate – as if the employee worked a full day).

i am working in real estate business as HR EXECUTIVE TIMING IS9.30 am to6.pm AND YES I AM SATISFIED WITH THAT

my timings are7:00 a.m.to12:00 p.m., and very much satisfied

from8 pm till3 am

of course it's not satisfying at all, it turns our day upside down, but logical thinking, being down in the field, workers cannot work during daylight with temperature rises up to46-47 degrees, with no water or food supplies because of fasting. so we have to accept these timings

8:00 AM TO02:00 PM

Yes this is good for office work. For field job in manufacturing companies its better to work at night.

10:00 AM -4:00 PM

Yes...I am satisfied.