BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. When an employee works in excess of four (4) hours overtime contiguous to the regular shift or when an employee has been called out for emergency overtime which exceeds four (4) hours the Employer shall grant a one-half (1/2) hour paid lunch break. An additional one-half (1/2) hour paid break shall be granted for each additional four (4) hour period the employee works overtime.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. 25.4.1 An Employee required by the Company to work two (2) or more hours overtime continuous with ordinary hours of work will be given a paid crib break of 30 minutes. For every subsequent four (4) hours of overtime worked a further paid crib break of 30 mins will be provided.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. SECTION 1. There shall be reasonable breaks during overtime.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. (a) When an employee is required to work overtime to commence at the end of his shift, which is expected to be of at least two (2) hours duration, and the employee has not had a break or a lunch period at the end of his shift, he shall be granted a fifteen (15) minute break in the first 2 hours of overtime work.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. (a) If an employee is required to work more than four hours overtime, they will be allowed a 20 minute paid break for every four hours of overtime worked.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. An employee will not normally be required to work more than 5 hours without a break. A six hour period without a break is allowable when the work performed: • is maintenance on plant and equipment affecting public safety or health; or • is maintenance on plant and equipment which can only be performed when the plant is idle. Work performed without meal breaks beyond the limits specified shall be paid an additional .5 of the ordinary rate, in addition to the applicable penalty, until such a meal break is allowed. A paid crib break of 20 minutes will be allowed after each 4 hours of work, provided the employee works beyond 4 hours. An employee required to work overtime for more than 2 hours, without being notified the day before, shall be paid a meal break as specified in Appendix 1. Such payment need not be made for an employee who could easily return home for meals.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. After the employee has completed his/her regular eight
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. (a) If an Employee is required to work overtime of more than two (2) hours and the overtime directly follows the Employee’s ordinary finishing time, the Employee is entitled to a paid twenty (20)-minute meal break before starting the overtime.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. Breaks shall be taken at such times to comply with the requirements of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management– Fatigue Management) Regulation 2008. These breaks shall be taken without loss of pay.
BREAKS DURING OVERTIME. (a) If you are working overtime, you will be allowed a break time of twenty
