Meals and Tea Breaks Sample Clauses

Meals and Tea Breaks. Performer shall be afforded reasonable meal and tea breaks and Practitioner undertakes to provide the Performer with reasonable meals and refreshments during performance.
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Meals and Tea Breaks a. Except where the employer and an employee agree, employees are entitled to the following: Daily work period (including breaks) Break entitlement Timing (so far as is reasonable and practicable) Less than 2 hours No entitlement 2 hours but not more than 4 hours One 10 minute paid rest break In the middle of the work period More than 4 hours but not more than 6 hours One 10 minute paid rest break and One-third of the way through the work period One 30 minute meal break Two-thirds of the way through the work period. More than 6 hours but not more than 10 hours One 10 minute paid rest breaks Halfway between the start of work and the meal break One 30 minute meal break In the middle of the work period One 10 minute paid rest break Halfway between the meal break and the finish of work More than 10 hours but not more than 12 hours One 10 minute paid rest break Halfway between the start of work and the meal break One 30 minute meal break In the middle of the first eight hours One 10 minute paid rest breaks Halfway between the meal break and end of the first eight hours worked One 10 minute paid rest breaks Halfway between the last 10 minute rest period and the end of work. More than 12 hours but not more than 14 hours One 10 minute paid rest break Halfway between the start of work and the meal break One 30 minute meal break In the middle of the first eight hours One 10 minute paid rest breaks Halfway between the meal break and end of the first eight hours worked One 10 minute paid rest breaks One-third of the way through the hours worked over the first eight hours One 30 minute meal break Two-thirds of the way through the hours worked over the first eight hours More than 14 hours See (d) below. See (d) below.
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