Rest Periods and Meal Periods Meal Period Rest Period Sample Clauses

Rest Periods and Meal Periods Meal Period Rest Period. Up to 5 Hours Nil 1 Over 5 hours, up to 7 hours 1 1 7 hours or more 1 2 Rest period shall consist of fifteen (15) minutes. Rest periods are paid time. An employee who leaves the Employer during the em p lo xxx ’ s unpaid meal break will notify their supervisor or their designate, that they are leaving. The Employee shall notify their Supervisor or their designate, upon their return. Employees will receive uninterrupted meals. If interrupted for emergencies and they can't be rescheduled, they will be paid for the time worked at the appropriate rate. ( 1) All Employees shall be scheduled so that no employee shall work more than six (6) consecutive days.
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Rest Periods and Meal Periods Meal Period Rest Period. Up to 5 Hours Nil 1 Over 5 hours, up to 7 hours 1 1 7 hours or more 1 2 Rest period shall consist of fifteen (15) minutes. Rest periods are paid time. An employee who leaves the Employer during her unpaid meal break will notify her Supervisor or her designate, that she is leaving. The employee shall notify her Supervisor or her designate, upon her return. Employees will receive uninterrupted meals. If interrupted for emergencies and they can't be rescheduled, they will be paid for the time worked at the appropriate rate. 1. All Employees shall be scheduled so that no employee shall work more than six (6) consecutive days. 2. Full-time employees shall be scheduled off every other weekend, unless otherwise agreed upon by the employee. 3. Part-time employees shall not be scheduled to work Jess than three (3) hours in any one (1) shift. 4. Part-time employees shall have, as a minimum, every third (3rd) weekend off. 5. A full-time employee is one who is regularly scheduled for fifty (50) hours or more bi-weekly. 6. A part-time employee is one who is regularly scheduled for Jess than fifty (50) hours biweekly. 7. No employee will be required to work more than eighty (80) hours per pay period, unless there is an emergency. 8. Senior part time employees will be scheduled for the longer shifts, prior to a junior employee. This will not entitle employees to demand an exchange in shifts should a longer shift become available after the schedule has been posted. This clause will not apply to employees who have selected a fixed line on the master schedule. 9. Split shifts are by mutual agreement. Spilt shifts shall be equally distributed among employees who agree to work them. 10. If a part-time employee is scheduled fifty (50) hours or more in a bi-weekly period for 12 consecutive weeks, such employee would be reclassified as a full-time employee. Part• time employees who work more than fifty-four (50) hours bi-weekly are not entitled to this provision in the event that such part- time employee is replacing a full-time employee.
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