Hours of Service, Rest and Meal Periods. 6.1(a) Except as otherwise provided, eight consecutive hours' service shall constitute a day's work and may be extended to include one hour for meals.
Hours of Service, Rest and Meal Periods. 6.1 Eight consecutive hours' service shall constitute a day's work for C.S.S.A.'s.
Hours of Service, Rest and Meal Periods. (a) Except as otherwise provided, eight consecutive hours' service shall constitute a day's work and may be extended to include one hour for meals. When a meal hour is established, time in which to eat shall be allowed between the end of the fourth hour and the beginning of the seventh hour after starting work, unless locally arranged. an employee is required to work during meal hour such time worked shall be paid for at the rate and minutes for lunch, without deduction in pay, shall be afforded at the first opportunity. Time waiting or travelling on public transportation, on which meal service is available, during regular meal periods is not considered work time. Except in cases of emergency, employees will have eight consecutive hours' rest in each twenty-four hours. Except as otherwise provided, the regular hours of duty of employees (except swing employees who when working the regularly assigned hours of employees whom they relieve on the assigned rest days will not receive overtime pay) will be specified by the Vice-president Telecommunications Services and will be the same on all days of the week. If required for service on any day outside of regular hours of duty employees will be given official order as authority and excused in the same manner. Employees called before their regular hours of duty and who have not had an opportunity to secure breakfast, will be allowed twenty minutes, without loss of pay, as soon as possible after regular starting time for the purpose. Employees working a straight eight hour trick will be allowed twenty minutes for lunch without deduction in pay, and as opportunity affords, provided they are available in case of emergency during such period. Exchange of shifts in the same office for short periods of time may be made when justified but only with the approval of the supervisor. No deduction will be made for time lost in making transfers in cases of bona fide sickness of an employee and/or annual vacation.
Hours of Service, Rest and Meal Periods. (a) Except as otherwise provided, eight (8) consecutive hours' service shall constitute a day's work, and may be extended to include one (1) hour for meals. When a meal hour is established,time in which to eat shall be allowed between the end of the fourth hour and the beginning of the seventh hour after starting work, unless otherwise locally arranged. If an employee is required to workduring meal hour such time worked shall be paid for at the overtime rate, and minutes for lunch, without de- duction in pay, shall be afforded at the first opportu- nity. Time waiting or travelling on public transporta- tion, on which meal service is available, during reg- ular meal periods is not considered work time. Except in cases of emergency, employees will have eight (8) consecutive hours' rest in each twenty-four (24) hours. Except as otherwise provided, the regular hours of duty of employees (except swing employ- ees who when working the regularly assigned hours of employees whom they relieve on the assigned rest days will not receive overtime pay) will be specified by the Director Telecommunications Ser- vices and will be the same on all theweek. If required for service on any day outside of regular hours of duty employees will be given official order as authority and excused inthe same manner. Employees called before their regular hours of duty and who have not had an opportunity to secure breakfast will be allowed twenty (20) minutes, with- out loss of pay, as soon as possible after regular starting time for the purpose. Employees working a straight eight (8) hour trick will be allowed twenty
