Common use of Lunch Clause in Contracts

Lunch. 1. The employer arranges lunch-time meals for the employees. 2. The lunch break is not counted as working time. 3. The lunch break lasts for 20 minutes during a working day of 6 hours or more, unless agreed otherwise. 4. The employee pays the taxable value of the food that the employer provides.

Lunch. 1. The employer arranges shall arrange lunch-time meals for the employees. 2. The lunch break is shall not be counted as working time. 3. The lunch break lasts shall last for 20 minutes during a working day of 6 hours or more, unless agreed otherwise. 4. The employee pays shall pay the taxable value of the food that the employer provides.

Lunch. 1. The employer arranges lunch-time meals for the employees. 2. The An employee's lunch break is normally should be taken between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. An employee may not counted as working time. 3. The save any part of his or her lunch break lasts for 20 minutes during a working day of 6 hours so as to shorten his or moreher workday, unless agreed otherwiseor to extend subsequent lunch periods. 4. The employee pays the taxable value of the food that the employer provides.

Lunch. 1Employees must take a lunch break if they work six or more hours in a day. An employee’s lunch period is unpaid, and the employee’s scheduled hours are adjusted accordingly to correspond to the length of unpaid lunch time selected by the employee. The employer arranges lunch-period time meals for band shall be from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. each workday. An Employee may not forgo a lunch period as a means of a late arrival or early departure time. Employees shall have the employeesoption of scheduling a lunch time of at least 30 minutes and no more than 90 minutes. 2. The lunch break is not counted as working time. 3. The lunch break lasts for 20 minutes during a working day of 6 hours or more, unless agreed otherwise. 4. The employee pays the taxable value of the food that the employer provides.