Common use of Workweek and Lunch Break Clause in Contracts

Workweek and Lunch Break. A. The workweek of unit personnel shall be regular recurring periods of 168 consecutive hours in the form of seven (7) consecutive 24–hour periods, as designated by the District. Eighty (80) hours shall constitute a full pay period of work. The workday and the pay periods shall be designated by the District. Work hours shall be as designated by the District. Employees shall be notified of any change in work hours/days at least five (5) calendar days in advance except in cases of emergency. B. Except as noted in paragraph C below, employees who work five (5) hours per day or more, must take an unpaid lunch break of at least one–half (1/2) hour. This lunch break should be taken at or about midway through the workday. C. Due to the nature of their work, individuals in the Water Plant Operator series, and System Control Operators series, agree to remain at their assigned work site during their work shift. These individuals are entitled to a 30 minute paid on–duty lunch break during their work shift. D. Employees in exempt classes are considered exempt professionals and as such are not required to be compensated for overtime work. Commensurate with the exempt class, employees may be required to work outside of their work schedule and may in consultation with their supervisor, adjust their daily work schedule as they deem appropriate in order to meet the responsibilities of the assigned position.

Workweek and Lunch Break. A. The workweek of unit personnel shall be regular recurring periods of 168 consecutive hours in the form of seven (7) consecutive 24–hour periods, as designated by the District. Eighty (80) hours shall constitute a full pay period of work. The workday and the pay periods shall be designated by the District. Work hours shall be as designated by the District. Employees shall be notified of any change in work hours/days at least five (5) calendar days in advance except in cases of emergency. B. Except as noted in paragraph C below, employees who work five (5) hours per day or more, must take an unpaid lunch break of at least one–half (1/2) hour. This lunch break should be taken at or about midway through the workday. C. Due to the nature of their work, individuals in the Water Plant Operator series, and System Control Operators series, agree to remain at their assigned work site during their work shift. These individuals are entitled to a 30 minute paid on–duty lunch break during their work shift. D. Employees in exempt classes are considered exempt professionals and as such are not required to be compensated for overtime work. Commensurate with the exempt class, employees may be required to work outside of their work schedule and may in consultation with their supervisor, adjust their daily work schedule as they deem appropriate in order to meet the responsibilities of the assigned position.