COMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS DIFFERENTIAL PAY Sample Clauses

COMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS DIFFERENTIAL PAY. Communications operators who work a shift of a minimum of eight (8) hours and who are not relieved to take a lunch break, during those eight (8) hours, shall be paid an additional one-half (1/2) hour, per regularly scheduled work shift, of straight time pay in addition to their regular base salary, resulting in a total 8.5 hours of pay. This provision shall not apply if communication operators are permitted to eat at the dispatch console. This includes regularly scheduled and overtime shifts.
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