Rest Breaks for Availability duty Sample Clauses

Rest Breaks for Availability duty. (i) An Employee who is required to work Monday to Friday or part thereof between the hours of 11pm to 6am inclusive, shall be afforded a rest period for all time spent working during that period. Such rest period to commence at the normal starting time on that day.
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Rest Breaks for Availability duty. An employee is entitled to be absent until the employee has had a rest break in accordance with the table below, without loss of pay for ordinary hours occurring during the absence. Such rest period to commence at the employees normal starting time on that day. Number of calls Rest break Any number of call outs which involve ATW between 4pm and 12pm. No rest break added to normal starting time. 1 call out which involves ATW between 12pm and the employees normal starting time ATW x 1 added to normal starting time 2 or more call outs which all involve ATW between 12pm and the employees normal starting time ATW x 1.5 added to normal starting time (max 8 hours)
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