TIME FOR EATING MEALS - NON-SHIFT EMPLOYEES Sample Clauses

TIME FOR EATING MEALS - NON-SHIFT EMPLOYEES. Working schedules for non-shift employees shall be established so as to provide a normal meal period of not less than one-half hour. It will be the responsibility of supervisors to schedule work so as to observe the normally established meal period, and variations from such a procedure will be made only when work conditions make it necessary. Such variations shall be confined so that the start of the meal period shall not be more than one-half hour early or one-half hour late (with the single exception noted in Subsection 16.4(d). Meal periods for non- shift employees will be considered working time and will be paid for only under the following circumstances: a. Non-shift employees who have been designated by their supervisors as working on a multiple-shift basis shall be paid for mealtime. For example, on turbine overhaul work where maintenance work is continuous on a two- or three-shift basis. In such cases employees will be asked to eat and return to the job as quickly as possible, and the meal period may have to be at different times for different members of the crew. b. Non-shift employees engaged in emergency overtime when working on a nonscheduled day will be paid for their regular mealtime (the first meal after starting on the job) where supervisors determine that the work must be completed as quickly as possible and that elimination of the meal period will be necessary to speed up completion of the job. In such cases employees will be asked to eat and return to the job as quickly as possible, and the meal period may have to be at different times for different members of the crew. c. Non-shift employees engaged in emergency overtime work, whether on a scheduled or non-scheduled day, will be paid for mealtime other than their regular mealtime noted in Subsection 16.4, Non-Shift Employees, provided they eat on the job or are directed to eat and return to work immediately after their meal. In such cases the meal period may have to be at different times for different members of the crew. d. Where the start of the normally established meal period (the normal scheduled mealtime included between the two halves of an employee's regular schedule) has been advanced by more than one-half hour or delayed by more than one-half hour (delayed one hour for Lines employees of Lines, Installer, and Service Unit and Substation employees of the Substation Unit), employees will be asked to eat as job conditions permit and to return to the job as quickly as possible. In...
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