Common use of Overtime Meal Periods Clause in Contracts

Overtime Meal Periods. An employee who shall because of overtime or emergency work, or a combination of both, be required to work four or more consecutive hours after a normal work day shall be entitled to a “lunch-dinner” break of thirty minutes, with pay, and after each consecutive four hours of work a "lunch-dinner" break shall be allowed.

Overtime Meal Periods. An In the event that an employee who shall because of overtime or emergency work, or a combination of both, be required is requested to work four or more consecutive in excess of eight (8) hours in any given day, after a normal work day the first two hours in excess thereof, the employee shall be entitled to a “lunchone-dinner” break half hour paid meal period; thereafter, the employee shall be entitled to additional one-half hour paid meal periods at the completion of thirty minutes, with pay, and after each consecutive additional four (4) hours of work a "lunch-dinner" break work. The Borough shall not be allowedrequired to supply or pay for any good or beverage consumed by the employee during these meal periods.

Overtime Meal Periods. An employee who shall shall, because of overtime or emergency work, or a combination of both, be required to work four or more consecutive hours after a normal work day shall be entitled to a “lunch-dinner” break of thirty minutes, with pay, and after each consecutive four hours of work a "lunch-dinner" break dinner 1break shall be allowed.

Overtime Meal Periods. An Any employee who shall because of overtime or emergency work, or a combination of both, be required to work four or more consecutive hours after a normal work of overtime following the employee’s regular full day shall be entitled to a “lunchgranted one-dinner” break half hour off with pay for the purpose of thirty minutes, eating. A similar one-half hour with pay, and after each consecutive four hours of work a "lunch-dinner" break pay shall be allowedgranted for each subsequent four-hour period of overtime to be followed by additional overtime.