Rest Breaks after Overtime or After Hours Activities Sample Clauses

Rest Breaks after Overtime or After Hours Activities. Where possible, employees are to be given an adequate rest break when working overtime between consecutive workdays. Employees shall be given no less than nine [9] consecutive hours off work between the end of their normal or rostered work on one [1] day and the beginning of normal or rostered work on the next day. The break is exclusive of reasonable travel that is required for the employee to return home. Apart from the exceptions listed below, in cases where an employee is not given nine [9] consecutive hours off work and they have continued or resumed overtime into their normal or rostered work day, then they shall be paid double time rates until released from work and given nine [9] consecutive hours rest.
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