Common use of Work Week/Day Clause in Contracts

Work Week/Day. The work week shall be forty (40) hour composed of eight (8) paid hours per day, Monday through Friday, unless hired specifically for a different work week or fewer hours. A work week is defined as Monday at 12:00a.m. through Sunday at 11:59p.m. All employees are allowed one (1) paid break (15 minutes) per eight (8) hour shift. Lunch break shall be forty-five (45) minutes per eight

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Samples: Master Contract

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Work Week/Day. The work week shall be forty (40) hour composed of eight (8) paid hours per day, Monday through Friday, unless hired specifically for a different work week or fewer hours. A work week is defined as Monday at 12:00a.m. through Sunday at 11:59p.m. All employees are allowed one (1) paid break (15 minutes) per eight (8) hour shift. Lunch break shall be forty-five (45) minutes per eighteight (8) hour shift. Specific times for break and lunch shall be determined by the Building and Grounds Manager.

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Samples: Master Contract

Work Week/Day. The work week shall be forty (40) hour composed of eight (8) paid hours per day, Monday through Friday, unless hired specifically for a different work week or fewer hours. A work week is defined as Monday at 12:00a.m. through Sunday at 11:59p.m. All employees are allowed one (1) paid break (15 minutes) per eight (8) hour shift. Lunch break shall be forty-five (45) minutes per eightfive‌

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Samples: Master Contract

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Work Week/Day. The work week shall be forty (40) hour composed of eight (8) paid hours per day, Monday through Friday, unless hired specifically for a different work week or fewer hours. A work week is defined as Monday at 12:00a.m. through Sunday at 11:59p.m. All employees are allowed one (1) paid break (15 minutes) per eight (8) hour shift. Lunch break shall be forty-five (45) minutes per eightfive

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Master Contract

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