Early Call Employees (Non-Deductible Meal) Sample Clauses

Early Call Employees (Non-Deductible Meal). An Employee required to report prior to the general crew call shall be provided a reasonable hot meal, which shall be paid- through as time worked. Such paid-through meal (a.k.a. “Non-Deductible Meal”) shall be no less than eighteen (18) minutes in duration. During this paid-through meal period, the Employee will be freed of all activity. Such paid-through meal must be within two
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Early Call Employees (Non-Deductible Meal). An Employee required to report prior to the general crew call shall be provided a reasonable hot meal, which shall be paid-through as time worked. Such paid-through meal (a.k.a. “Non-Deductible Meal”) shall be no less than eighteen (18) minutes in duration. During this paid-through meal period, the Employee will be freed of all activity. Such paid-through meal must be within two (2) hours before general crew call or two (2) hours after general crew call and shall not be considered the first meal. The next meal period shall be no later than six (6) hours from general crew call. The foregoing paid-through provision does not change the provisions of Article A1.19 or Article C7.02 regarding nine (9) hours’ work without a break. Such nine (9) hour period will be calculated from the end of the paid-through meal. For purposes of establishing the beginning of such nine (9) hour period only, and not for purposes of establishing whether a paid-through meal was taken, the Employee shall record the time of such paid-through meal on his/her time sheet.
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Early Call Employees (Non-Deductible Meal). An Employee required to report prior to the general crew call shall be provided a reasonable hot meal, which shall be paid- through as time worked. Such paid-through meal (a.k.a. “Non-Deductible Meal”) shall be no less than eighteen (18) minutes in duration. During this paid-through meal period, the Employee will be freed of all activity. Such paid-through meal must be within two (2) hours before general crew call or two (2) hours after general crew call and shall not be considered the first meal. The next meal period shall be no later than six (6) hours from general crew call.
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