Lunch Schedule and Breaks Sample Clauses

Lunch Schedule and Breaks. All employees shall be granted an unpaid, duty-free lunch period during each normal work day. Whenever possible, the lunch period shall be scheduled close to the middle of the shift. The employee has the prerogative to leave the work location during his unpaid lunch period. The employee must clock out when leaving the work area and clock in upon his/her return. In facilities where there is more than one (1) employee, the lunch schedule must be approved by the immediate supervisor or appropriate administrator. Breaks, in addition to the lunch period, shall be provided. Breaks shall be scheduled with the employee’s immediate supervisor.
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