Common use of BREAK SCHEDULE Clause in Contracts

BREAK SCHEDULE. All bargaining unit members covered by this Agreement shall be entitled to the following break schedule: 1. Bargaining unit members scheduled to work four (4) to six (6) consecutive hours shall be permitted a fifteen (15) minute paid break. 2. Bargaining unit members scheduled to work over six (6) but less than eight (8) consecutive hours shall be granted one (1) thirty (30) minute paid break or two (2) separate breaks equal to thirty (30) minutes. 3. Bargaining unit members scheduled to work eight (8) consecutive hours shall receive a fifteen (15) minute paid break in their first four (4) hours and a fifteen (15) minute paid break in their last four (4) hours, or one of the fifteen minute breaks may be taken with the lunch period entitling them to a forty-five (45) minute duty free lunch break. 4. Supervisors will develop a schedule with their staff to protect and implement this contractual provision. 5. Breaks may not be used by a member to leave work early, nor may breaks be parceled into smaller blocks of time than authorized above.

BREAK SCHEDULE. ‌ All bargaining unit members covered by this Agreement shall be entitled to the following break schedule: 1. Bargaining unit members scheduled to work four (4) to six (6) consecutive hours shall be permitted a fifteen (15) minute paid break. 2. Bargaining unit members scheduled to work over six (6) but less than eight (8) consecutive hours shall be granted one (1) thirty (30) minute paid break or two (2) separate breaks equal to thirty (30) minutes. 3. Bargaining unit members scheduled to work eight (8) consecutive hours shall receive a fifteen (15) minute paid break in their first four (4) hours and a fifteen (15) minute paid break in their last four (4) hours, or one of the fifteen fifteen-minute breaks may be taken with the lunch period entitling them to a forty-five (45) minute duty free lunch break. 4. Supervisors will develop a schedule with their staff to protect and implement this contractual provision. 5. Breaks may not be used by a member to leave work early, nor may breaks be parceled into smaller blocks of time than authorized above.