Common use of Day Employees Clause in Contracts

Day Employees. If a day employee is scheduled to work more than nine and one-half (9 ½) continuous hours, the Company will provide a meal if requested. A second meal, if requested, will be provided if the employee works more than thirteen and one- half (13 ½) continuous hours. A lunch period of one-half (1/2) hour without pay will be allowed. Meals will be provided if an employee is called into work on such short notice that the employee is unable to provide their own meal. For the purpose of this Article, lunch periods shall not be considered to interrupt continuous hours.

Day Employees. If a day employee is scheduled to work more than nine and one-half (9 ½1/2) continuous hours, the Company will provide a meal if requestedmeal. A second meal, if requested, meal will be provided if the employee he/she works more than thirteen and one- one-half (13 ½1/2) continuous hours. A lunch period of one-half (1/2) hour without pay will be allowed. Meals will be provided if an employee is called into work on such short notice that the employee he/she is unable to provide their his/her own meal. For the purpose of this Article, lunch periods shall not be considered to interrupt continuous hours.

Day Employees. If a day an employee is scheduled to work more than nine and one-half (9 ½) continuous hours, the Company will provide a meal if requested. A second meal, if requested, will be provided if the employee works more than thirteen and one- one-half (13 ½) continuous hours. A lunch period of one-half (1/2) hour without pay will be allowed. Meals will be provided if an employee is called into work on such short notice that the employee is unable to provide their own meal. For the purpose of this Article, lunch periods shall not be considered to interrupt continuous hours.

Day Employees. If a day an employee is scheduled to work more than nine and one-half (9 ½9½) continuous hours, the Company will provide a meal meal, if requested. A second meal, if requested, will be provided if the employee works more than thirteen and one- one-half (13 ½13½) continuous hours. A lunch period of one-half (1/2) hour without pay will be allowed. Meals will be provided if an employee is called into work on such short notice that the employee is unable to provide their own meal. For the purpose of this Article, lunch periods shall not be considered to interrupt continuous hours.

Day Employees. If a day employee is scheduled to work more than nine and one-one- half (9 ½1/2) continuous hours, the Company will provide a meal if requestedmeal. A second meal, if requested, meal will be provided if the employee he/she works more than thirteen and one- one-half (13 ½1/2) continuous hours. A lunch period of one-half (1/2) hour without pay will be allowed. Meals will be provided if an employee is called into work on such short notice that the employee he/she is unable to provide their his/her own meal. For the purpose of this Article, lunch periods shall not be considered to interrupt continuous hours.

Day Employees. If a day employee is scheduled to work more than nine and one-half (9 ½) continuous hours, the Company will provide a meal if requestedmeal. A second meal, if requested, meal will be provided if the employee he/she works more than thirteen and one- one-half (13 ½) continuous hours. A lunch period of one-half (1/2) hour without pay will be allowed. Meals will be provided if an employee is called into work on such short notice that the employee he/she is unable to provide their his/her own meal. For the purpose of this Article, lunch periods shall not be considered to interrupt continuous hours.

Day Employees. If a day an employee is scheduled to work more than nine and one-half (9 ½91/2) continuous hours, the Company will provide a meal meal, if requested. A second meal, if requested, will be provided if the employee works more than thirteen and one- one-half (13 ½131/2) continuous hours. A lunch period of one-half (1/2) hour without pay will be allowed. Meals will be provided if an employee is called into work on such short notice that the employee is unable to provide their own meal. For the purpose of this Article, lunch periods shall not be considered to interrupt continuous hours.