Common use of Meal and Rest Breaks Clause in Contracts

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour unpaid meal break will be provided to employees, provided that where an employee is required to work for any portion of the meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working time. 16.2 Where practicable, employees shall not be required to work in excess of 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirements. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatigue.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour An employee shall be entitled to an unpaid meal break will of 30 minutes minimum per day, or a longer period by mutual agreement. 16.2 The time of taking the meal break by each employee shall be provided at a time set by the Company so as to employeesminimise disruption to customer service, provided that where an employee the time elapsed before a meal break is required to work for any portion of the meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working time. 16.2 Where practicable, employees taken shall not be required to work in excess of exceed 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstandinghours, actual meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirementsor 6 by mutual agreement. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatigue.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - Unpaid meal/rest break 13.1 All Employees working at least 5 hours in 1 hour day are entitled to an unpaid meal break will be provided to employees, provided that where an employee is required to work for any portion of the meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working timeat least 30 minutes. 16.2 Where practicable, employees shall not be required to work in excess of 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times 13.2 Meal breaks shall be in accordance with operational requirements. 16.3 The Employerstaggered to allow, at its discretionwhere possible, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatiguecontinue uninterrupted.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour During ordinary hours, an unpaid meal break of 30 minutes duration will be provided to employeestaken no later than 5 hours after commencing work, provided that where an the employer and employee is required may agree to work for any portion of the meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working time. 16.2 Where practicable, employees shall not be required up to work in excess of 5 6 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual The employer will provide a meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirementsto the employee free of charge. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatigue.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour unpaid meal break 8.1. Employees will be provided entitled to employees, provided that where an employee is required to work for any portion of the a 45-minute meal break. Of this 45-minute meal break, such time the first 15 minutes shall count as ordinary working timebe paid to enable the employee to travel to a suitable place to take the break. The remaining 30 minutes shall be unpaid. 16.2 Where practicable, employees 8.2. An Employee shall not be required to work in excess of 5 more than six (6) hours without having taking a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirements. 16.3 The Employer8.3. Where possible, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work an Employee will utilise Down Time during their shift to prevent fatiguetake their meal break.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour unpaid Employees are entitled to a paid meal break will be provided to employees, provided that where an employee is required of 30 minutes no later than after five hours of work in any day. On occasions when employees elect to work for any portion of during the normal meal break, such time shall count as be deemed to be ordinary working time. 16.2 Where practicable, time hours. On such occasions employees shall not be required to work in excess of 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times finish their ordinary day 30 minutes earlier or any worked thereafter shall be in accordance with operational requirementsovertime. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatigue.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour Employees are entitled to an unpaid meal break will be provided to employees, provided that where an employee is required to work for any portion of the meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working time. 16.2 Where practicable, employees shall not be required to 30 minutes between five hours and no later than after seven hours of work in excess of 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirementsany day. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatigue.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour Employees are entitled to an unpaid meal break of 30 minutes after working five ordinary hours each day. The timing of this break will be provided governed by the operational requirements of the business. Meal breaks may be staggered for employees or groups of employees to employees, provided that where an employee is required to work enable continuity of work. Staff will receive one free meal and one free beverage for any portion of the meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working timeshift over five (5) hours. Free meals and beverages are not cumulative. . 16.2 Where practicable, employees shall not be required to work in excess of 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirements. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatigue.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - Employees shall be entitled to a break no later than 4 hours after the commencement of their shift. Employees shall receive two ten (10) minute paid breaks, and a 1 hour unpaid lunch break each day shift, and paid meal break will be provided breaks each night shift. Flexibility in the times of these breaks is assured to employees, provided that where an employee is required to work for minimise any portion of the meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working timeeffect on production. 16.2 Where practicable, employees shall not be required to work in excess of 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirements. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid rest breaks from work to prevent fatigue.

Meal and Rest Breaks. 16.1 A ½ - 1 hour All Employees are entitled to an unpaid meal break of 30 minutes during any 10- hour shift. Employees are also entitled to a paid rest period of 10 minutes during any 10-hour shift. Meal and Rest Break times will be provided determined by site management. All employees working a 12-hour shift are entitled to employees, provided that where an employee is required to work payment for any portion of the both meal break, such time shall count as ordinary working time. 16.2 Where practicable, employees shall not be required to work in excess of 5 hours without having a meal break. Notwithstanding, actual meal break times shall be in accordance with operational requirements. 16.3 The Employer, at its discretion, may provide short paid and rest breaks from work (up to prevent fatiguea total of 40 mins during the 12 hour shift.)