Common use of Overtime Meal Break: Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays Clause in Contracts

Overtime Meal Break: Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays. Where four hours of overtime is worked on a Saturday, Sunday or Public Holiday a twenty (20) minute overtime meal break shall be allowed. By agreement between the Employer and its Employees this meal break may be taken between 12 noon and 1 pm. Such break shall be taken at ordinary time rates of pay. After each additional four hours continuous work, the Employee shall be allowed to take a paid overtime meal break of twenty (20) minutes without deduction of pay, provided work continues after the break.

Overtime Meal Break: Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays. Where four hours of overtime is worked on a Saturday, Sunday or Public Holiday a twenty (20) minute overtime meal break shall be allowed. By agreement between the Employer and its Employees employees this meal break may be taken between 12 noon and 1 pm. Such break shall be taken at ordinary time rates of pay. After each additional four hours continuous work, the Employee employee shall be allowed to take a paid overtime meal break of twenty (20) minutes without deduction of pay, provided work continues after the break.