Breaks and Meal Breaks. Meal breaks are taken on the employee's own time. Breaks and meal breaks may not be taken at the beginning or end of a shift to change starting and ending times. Upon mutual agreement, a combination of supper/afternoon break or morning break/lunch may be scheduled. Note - Breaks and meal breaks shall be determined by the chart below: WORK (number of continuous hours) BREAKS (15 minutes, paid) MEAL BREAK (Non-paid) Up to and including 3 hours none none More than 3 hours and up to and including 5 hours 1 none More than 5 hours and less than 7 hours 1 *30 or 60 minutes 7 hours or more, break to be taken in each half of the shift 2 *30 or 60 minutes * Employees working in those branches located in the area served by the former Wentworth libraries and Xxxxx, Xxxxxx and their successors, (i.e. change in branch location) may be required to have a 30-minute lunch.
Breaks and Meal Breaks. Employees will have paid meal breaks as follows: LENGTH OF SHIFT NUMBER OF BREAKS LENGTH OF BREAKS Up to 4.75 hours 1 1 15 minute break 5-7 hours 2 1 15 minute break & 1 30 minute break 7.25-9 hours 3 2 15 minute breaks & 1 30 minute break 9.25-10 hours 3 1 15 minute break & 2 30 minute breaks Over 10-12 hours 4 2 15 minute breaks & 2 30 minute breaks It is understood that employees will have a total of five (5) minutes travel time for a meal break and a total of five (5) minutes travel time for each rest period.
Breaks and Meal Breaks a. Employees are entitled to paid lunch when their systems are scheduled to continuously operate.
Breaks and Meal Breaks. Public Safety Sergeants, Public Safety Officers, and Community Services Officers are allowed two (2) fifteen (15) minute breaks and a thirty (30) minute paid meal break during assigned shift, but work assignments are priority and paramount and City is not obligated or liable in any manner for meal time or breaks not taken. Dispatchers will be allowed a thirty (30) minute paid meal period during the shift, however work assignments are priority and paramount and City is not obligated or liable in any manner for meal periods not taken. Dispatchers are encouraged to remain on the work site during their entire work shift.
Breaks and Meal Breaks. Employees shall be entitled to the following paid rest periods and unpaid b reaks during each normal working day. Meal b reaks as established by the Gallery shall not be considered time worked:
Breaks and Meal Breaks. 8.1 Breaks When the working day is longer than five hours, the salaried employee is entitled to a break. A deviation may be made by a local agreement provided that the salaried employee is compensated with leave-in-lieu or is granted suitable protection. The employer shall state in advance the length and scheduling of the breaks as precisely as circumstances permit. The number of breaks, their length and scheduling shall be satisfactory, taking into account the work situation. During breaks, the salaried employee is entitled to leave the workplace since breaks are not paid working hours. Note: A good work environment requires that it is possible, in addition to breaks, to take pauses during the working day.
Breaks and Meal Breaks
