Common use of Guaranteed Relief Clause in Contracts

Guaranteed Relief. Employees are guaranteed a break of eight (8) consecutive hours between their regularly scheduled shifts.

Guaranteed Relief. Employees are guaranteed a break of eight (8) consecutive hours between their regularly scheduled shifts. If an employee is required to report to work without having had this break, the hours he or she is required to work until receiving at least an eight (8) consecutive hour break, shall be paid at the overtime rate.

Guaranteed Relief. ‌ Employees are guaranteed a break of eight (8) consecutive hours between their regularly scheduled shifts. If an employee is required to report to work without having had this break, the hours he or she is required to work without having had the eight (8) hour break shall be paid at the overtime rate.

Guaranteed Relief. Employees are guaranteed a break of eight (8) ten(10) consecutive hours between their regularly scheduled shifts. If an employee is required to report to work without having had this break, the hours he or she is required to work until receiving at least an ten (10) consecutive hour break, shall be paid at the overtime rate.