Daily Duty Hours An employee will Sample Clauses

Daily Duty Hours An employee will. I. be on duty for no more than eight hours in any day, except when • on field trips or approved off-campus teaching duties; • travelling in the course of duties, or on official business, when travelling time may be counted as duty up to a maximum of 10 total duty hours in one day; II. take a meal break of not less than 30 minutes and not more than one hour after each period of five hours of continuous duty. III. not undertake duty within 11 hours of completing duty on the previous day.
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Daily Duty Hours An employee will. (i) be on duty for no more than eight hours in any day except when • on field trips or approved off-campus teaching duties • travelling in the course of duties, or on official business, when travelling time may be counted as duty up to a maximum of 10 total duty hours in one day; (ii) take a meal break of not less than 30 minutes and not more than one hour after each period of five hours of continuous duty. (iii) not undertake duty within 11 hours of completing duty on the previous day. (c) Exceptions for Clinical Teaching Duties Employees engaged in clinical teaching duties may be required to undertake such duties for up to 450 hours outside the hours of 8.00 am and 5.00 pm in any year (1 February to 31 January). During the term of this collective agreement the parties shall meet to review the Exceptions for Clinical Teaching Duties clause.

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