Common use of Extreme Extraordinary Circumstances Clause in Contracts

Extreme Extraordinary Circumstances. Where the local management and local Union agree on a process for handling extreme extraordinary circumstances impacting the meal and break process, they should be aware of the following process as an example: 1. At the beginning of the drive Supervisors/Team Leads will discuss if such Extreme Extraordinary Circumstances arise would anyone Volunteer not to take the 30-minute Meal Period. A list will be created to honor Meal Breaks that absolutely must be given in this situation, so staff decisions feel honored. 2. If a 30-minute Meal Period is not given because of the Extreme Extraordinary Circumstances, it will be replaced with a paid 15- minute break in lieu of the Meal Period not given that day, unless prohibited by law. 3. Each drive that warrants an Extreme Extraordinary Circumstances must be approved by Collection Management at which time they will email this information to Union and RDSE within 24 hours, so it can be reviewed by both parties monthly.