Minimum Rest Interval
A regulation (currently an effort obligation) requiring a minimum rest gap between the end of one workday and the start of the next.
Japan's 2019 Work Style Reform Act made minimum rest intervals an "effort obligation" for employers. The EU mandates 11 hours; Japan recommends the same but doesn't yet mandate it.
In WorkVell, set a minimum interval (e.g., 11 hours). The system detects punch patterns that violate it and alerts both the employee and their manager. Frequent violations indicate high overwork risk.
Example
Leave at 11pm, arrive 9am next day = 10 hrs → violates 11-hr standard
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