Provision of Meals. If an employee is required to remain at work for at least two hours following the close of his or her regular work shift for the purpose of performing emergency work, the City shall provide the employee with an adequate meal. If an employee is called at home and asked to return to work to perform emergency work, the City shall provide the employee with an adequate meal at four-hour intervals during the performance of such work. The City shall not provide meals before, during or after any work which is scheduled in advance or performed at the discretion of the employee except as approved by the Department Head.
Provision of Meals. 18.01 An employee required to work overtime and who works one (1) hour will be entitled to a meal allowance. For each four (4) hours of overtime worked beyond the first hour, he will be entitled to an additional meal allowance. A maximum of twenty (20) minutes is to be allotted in which to obtain a meal.
18.02 Employees who are called into the mill in an emergency shall be provided with a meal allowance when required to work past a normal meal time. Circumstances regarding the work being performed will govern whether an employee is granted the twenty (20) minutes maximum allowance or the normal meal time.
18.03 (16 Jul 04) For each meal allowance, the employee will be entitled to the amount shown in the table below:
Provision of Meals. When employees are required by the City to work under unusual, emergency, or special conditions (e.g. snow removal, traffic control for festivals and special events, disasters, required City functions, etc.) where meal breaks would not be practical or possible, the City shall provide meals to such employees. The City shall determine the methodology, means, procedures, and maximum cost associated with providing such meals and the City Manager shall establish reasonable regulations governing the provision of such meals.
Provision of Meals. In recognition of the importance of regular meals to an individual's health and effectiveness on the job, the Company will supply meals as outlined below and when required, will assign an employee to secure the meals.
(a) Employees provide their own meals on regular days of work.
(b) When an employee works overtime on a regular day off, he/she will be expected to provide one meal if 23 hours notice has been given.
(c) When an employee works extension overtime before or after normal scheduled hours, all required meals will be provided by the Company. The first meal (or meal allowance) will be provided when two (2) hours of overtime are worked. Subsequent meals or meal allowances will be provided every four (4) hours of overtime worked thereafter.
(d) When meals cannot be reasonably obtained15, an allowance of $10.00 per meal will be paid.
Provision of Meals. When an employee is required to work a minimum of two hours overtime immediately before or after completion of his/her scheduled daily hours he/she shall be provided with a meal or shall be compensated in the amount of one-third of the daily meal allowance. A meal break of one-half hour with pay will be given plus reasonable additional time without pay, if required.
Provision of Meals. The Employer will provide the usual 3 meals per day, provided that where an Employee is required to work at night the Employer will provide suitable provisions at reasonable intervals. All food supplied by the Employer will be free of charge.
Provision of Meals. The employer shall provide reimbursement for costs for meals up to a maximum of $20.00 per meal incurred by the employee where the employer requires an employee’s attendance at a meeting that prevents the employee returning home for their evening meal.
Provision of Meals. (i) Parks and Wildlife shall provide the usual three meals per day where employees are operating on fire duties remote from their headquarters and cannot be returned to their normal place of abode for a rest period. All food supplied by the Department shall be free of charge to employees.
(ii) Where an employee is called upon to undertake detention without having been notified prior to the day on which detention is to be undertaken, and the employee is required to undertake such detention away from his/her home, then Parks and Wildlife shall provide that employee with a suitable meal, or meals, for each mealtime that falls within the period of detention.
(iii) Where employees are called upon to undertake Fire Service away from their place of residence without having been notified prior to the day on which Fire Service is to be undertaken, then the employer shall provide affected employees with a suitable meal, or meals, for each mealtime that falls within the period of Fire Availability.
(iv) Provision of Meals for Prescribed Burning Activities Subject to alternative agreed local arrangements, employees involved in prescribed burning activities at or after 6.00 pm will be provided with a meal by the employer. The time taken to consume the meal should not take more than 30 minutes and will be deemed to be time worked.
(v) Parks and Wildlife will supply all meals outside normal working hours to employees which are to be of an agreed standard set out in the Fire Management Guideline No G1 Firefighter Food and Fluid Replacement Guidelines, as amended or replaced, and while performing Fire Service Duties employees will be supplied such meals by Parks and Wildlife employees to ensure the appropriate meals are supplied.
Provision of Meals. When performing emergency work, the Employer will provide the usual 3 meals per day, provided that where an Employee is required to work at night the Employer will provide suitable provisions at reasonable intervals. All food supplied by the Employer will be free of charge. The Employer will make every reasonable effort to provide meals to those deployed at an emergency. In those cases where a meal is not provided for a planned meal break, a meal will be provided after the completion of the shift. All time worked while performing VPS ESW duties at Control Centres on any Monday to Friday (including time worked prior to Emergency work) will be paid for at the rate of ordinary time for the first 7.6 hours and at the rate of time and one half for the next 2 hours and at the rate of double time thereafter. The wage rate will revert to ordinary time when the Employee has received a rest period of 10 hours. If a work period extends beyond midnight and penalty rates are being paid, such penalty rates will continue until the end of the work period. All time worked while performing VPS ESW duties at a Control Centre by an Employee on a Saturday will be paid for at the rate of time and one half for the first two hours and at double time thereafter, except if clause 79.11(c) applies. All time worked while performing VPS ESW duties at a Control Centre by an Employee on a Sunday will be paid for at double the ordinary prescribed rate and for all time worked on a Public Holiday at two and one half times the ordinary prescribed rate.
Provision of Meals. 3.1 In lieu of clause 47.2, where a pilot is rostered to work in excess of five hours duty without a meal break he/she will be provided with an appropriate meal in flight.
(a) Meals will be provided for each designated meal period during which the pilot is required to perform more than 30 minutes duty.
(b) The designated meal periods for the purpose of clause 47.3.2 will be: Breakfast: 0600 – 0800 Lunch: 1200 – 1330 Dinner: 1800 – 2000
3.2 Meals provided under this clause will be provided for consumption at times which are closest to the usual meal times and on sectors of sixty minutes block time or more. The parties will consult from time to time to identify jointly those sectors on which meals will usually be provided.
47.3.3 The provision of meals under this clause shall not affect the employers obligation to pay layover meal allowances in accordance with clause 46.4
47.3.4 When the conditions set out in 47.3.2 above preclude the provision/consumption of a meal in flight the parties will jointly formulate alternative procedures which may include the provision of a meal break.
