Daily breaks. 14.1 The length of a daily break (meal break) shall be one hour, unless a local agreement has been concluded on a shorter period, which may not be less than half an hour.
Daily breaks. Meal break If a work shift exceeds 6 hours, the employee shall be given the opportunity to have a meal during the working time. The employer and the employee may also agree on a meal break of at least 30 minutes, during which time the employee can freely leave the workplace. If the employee is permitted to leave the workplace during the meal break, the meal break is not counted as working time. If a work shift exceeds 12 hours, the employee must be given the opportunity to take two of the above- mentioned meal breaks.
Daily breaks. If the regular workday is longer than six hours, the daily lunch break must be at least thirty minutes, or the employee must be allowed a chance to have a meal during working hours. If the regular workday exceeds ten hours, the employee has the right to have a break of a maximum of thirty minutes after eight hours of work, if desired. Refreshment breaks are in- cluded in the working hours.
Daily breaks. 14.1 An employee cannot be required to work more than 5 consecutive hours without a meal break. Each employee is entitled to a 30 to 60 minutes unpaid meal break each day.
Daily breaks. Employees shall be allotted one (1) fifteen (15) minute break during the first four (4) hours of the workday and one (1) fifteen (15) minute break in the second four (4) hours of the workday. The specific time for these breaks will be established by management.
Daily breaks a. One half (1/2) hour for lunch will be scheduled by management and shall be unpaid.
Daily breaks a. Employees covered by this article shall be allotted one half (1/2) hour for lunch will be scheduled by management and shall be unpaid for all employees working six (6) hours per day or greater.
