Common use of Rest Periods and Lunch Breaks Clause in Contracts

Rest Periods and Lunch Breaks. 181. For the health and safety of covered employees, a fifteen (15) minute break from reporting will be provided at least every ninety (90) minutes. Break time is included within the 40 hour work week and the employee is compensated for break time. Therefore, breaks not taken during the appropriate period cannot be taken on other days or accumulated. As the employee is already compensated for break time, the absence of a break does not constitute time owed to the employee for the purposes of the calculation of overtime or compensating time off. Exceptions to the number and length of breaks may be modified occasionally, pursuant to operational needs of the Court.

Rest Periods and Lunch Breaks. 181183. For the health and safety of covered employees, a fifteen (15) minute break from reporting will be provided at least every ninety (90) minutes. Break time is included within the 40 hour work week and the employee is compensated for break time. Therefore, breaks not taken during the appropriate period cannot be taken on other days or accumulated. As the employee is already compensated for break time, the absence of a break does not constitute time owed to the employee for the purposes of the calculation of overtime or compensating time off. Exceptions to the number and length of breaks may be modified occasionally, pursuant to operational needs of the Court.

Rest Periods and Lunch Breaks. 181. For the health and safety of covered employees, a fifteen (15) minute break from f rom reporting will be provided at least every ninety (90) minutes. Break time is included within the 40 hour work week and the employee is compensated for break time. Therefore, breaks not taken during the appropriate period cannot be taken on other days or accumulated. As the employee is already compensated for break time, the absence of a break does not constitute time owed to the employee for the purposes of the calculation of overtime or compensating time off. Exceptions to the number and length of breaks may be modified occasionally, pursuant to operational needs of the Court.

Rest Periods and Lunch Breaks. 181. For the health and safety of covered employees, a fifteen (15) minute break from reporting will be provided at least every ninety (90) minutes. Break time is included within the 40 hour work week and the employee is compensated for break time. Therefore, breaks not taken during the appropriate period cannot be taken on other days or accumulated. As the employee is already compensated for break time, the absence of a break does not constitute time owed to the employee for the purposes of the calculation of overtime or compensating time off. Exceptions to the number and length of breaks may be modified occasionally, pursuant to operational needs of the Court.