Common use of RELIEVING FOR MEALS Clause in Contracts

RELIEVING FOR MEALS. In port when the to watch are required to remain on board to relieve the to watch for supper, they shall receive a minimum payment of one (1) hour’s overtime for each meal in addition to their regular basic wages. The to watchkeepers shall complete their normal watch at all times while the vessel is in anchored or not otherwise underway. Likewise, the to shall not be required to commence his watch before and shall normally be granted one-half hour to eat on Company time.

RELIEVING FOR MEALS. In If, when the vessel is in port when and the to watch are is required to remain on board to relieve the to watch for supper, they shall receive a minimum payment of one (1) hour’s overtime for each meal in addition to their regular basic wages. The to watchkeepers shall complete their normal watch at all times while the vessel is in port, anchored or not otherwise underway. Likewise, the to watchkeepers shall not be required to commence his their watch before and shall normally be granted one-half hour to eat on Company time.

RELIEVING FOR MEALS. In port when the to watch are required to remain on board to relieve the to watch for supper, they shall receive a minimum payment of one (1) hour’s 's overtime for each meal in addition to their regular basic wages. The to watchkeepers shall complete their normal watch at all times while the vessel is in port, anchored or not otherwise underway. Likewise, the to shall not be required to commence his watch before and shall normally be granted one-half hour to eat on Company time.

RELIEVING FOR MEALS. In port when the to watch are required to remain on board to relieve the to watch for supper, they shall receive a minimum payment of one (1) hour’s 's overtime for each meal in addition to their regular basic wages. The to watchkeepers shall complete their normal watch at all times while the vessel is in port, anchored or not otherwise underway. Likewise, the to shall not be required to commence his watch before and shall normally be granted one-half hour to eat on Company time.

RELIEVING FOR MEALS. In port when the to watch are required to remain on board to relieve the to watch for supper, they shall receive a minimum payment of one (1) hour’s 's overtime for each meal in addition to their regular basic wages. The to watchkeepers shall complete their normal watch at all times while the vessel is in port, anchored or not otherwise underway. Likewise, the to shall not be required to commence his watch before and shall normally be granted one-half hour to eat on Company time.