Common use of Lunch Periods and Breaks Clause in Contracts

Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. Employees are authorized a thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted, non-paid, lunch period every workday. A lunch period is a time during which an employee is entirely free from work responsibilities. During this time the employee is considered to be off-duty. 2. When Agency mission requirements do not allow an employee a full thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted lunch period, the employee will be compensated for his/her missed lunch period with thirty (30) minutes of Compensatory Time. 3. Fifteen

Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. Employees are authorized a thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted, non-paid, uninterrupted minutes for lunch period every workday. A lunch period is a time during which an employee is entirely free from his/her work responsibilities. During this time the employee is considered to be off-duty. 2. When Agency mission requirements do not allow an employee a full thirty time off for lunch IAW paragraph 1 (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted lunch periodabove), the employee will be compensated for his/her missed lunch period with thirty (30) minutes an amount of Compensatory TimeTime equal to the missed lunch period. 3. Fifteen

Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. Employees are authorized a thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted, non-paid, uninterrupted lunch period every workday. A lunch period is a time during which an employee is entirely free from work responsibilities. During this time time, the employee is considered to be off-duty. 2. When Agency mission requirements do not allow an employee a full thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted lunch period, the employee will be compensated for his/her their missed lunch period with thirty (30) minutes of Compensatory Timeperiod. 3. Fifteen

Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. Employees are authorized and required to take a minimum thirty (30) minute consecutive unpaid, consecutive, and uninterrupted, non-paid, uninterrupted lunch period every workday. A lunch period is a time during which an employee is entirely free from work responsibilities. During this time time, the employee is considered to be off-duty. 2. When Agency mission requirements do not allow an employee a full thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted lunch period, the employee will be compensated for his/her missed lunch period. An employee cannot deliberately work through their lunch period with thirty (30) minutes of Compensatory Timein order to shorten their duty day. 3. Fifteen

Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. Employees are authorized a thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted, non-paid, uninterrupted lunch period every workday. A lunch period is a time during which an employee is entirely free from work responsibilities. During this time the employee is considered to be off-duty. 2. When Agency mission requirements do not allow an employee a full thirty (30) minute consecutive and uninterrupted lunch period, the employee will be compensated for his/her missed lunch period with thirty (30) minutes of Compensatory Time. 3. Fifteen