Work Day/Lunch/Rest Periods for Support Staff Sample Clauses

Work Day/Lunch/Rest Periods for Support Staff. Each full-time employee's workday shall include a paid one-half (1/2) hour duty-free lunch period. Each part-time employee (excluding bus drivers) hired for four (4) or more hours a day who is scheduled to work through any part of the school's designated lunch period shall receive a paid one-half hour duty-free lunch period.
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