Meal Breaks For Shift Work Schedule Employees Sample Clauses

Meal Breaks For Shift Work Schedule Employees. 1. Employees who are required to be available for duty during meal breaks shall have their meal break paid for as a part of the normally worked schedule.
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Meal Breaks For Shift Work Schedule Employees. The Department shall make every reasonable effort to allow employees to take a thirty (30) minute paid meal break for each eight (8) hour work shift or a paid forty-five (45) minute meal period for employees working a ten (10) hour shift. An employee may conduct personal business during their meal break, provided that employees in a uniform assignment shall not conduct any personal business that would reflect negatively on the Department. The employee shall be available for recall during their meal break.

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