Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. Lunch is a non-duty period during which an employee is entirely free from work requirements. An employee cannot be required to remain or consume their meal at the workplace during lunch. Lunch should normally be scheduled at the same time each day and can be no less than thirty
Lunch Periods and Breaks. A. Employees who work in excess of five clock hours per day shall be entitled to a thirty minute duty free unpaid lunch period, scheduled by his/her supervisor, all as added to the normal work day, except as may be the practice at the time of the effective date of this agreement.
Lunch Periods and Breaks. All bargaining unit members, except for bus drivers and bus assistants, shall receive unpaid lunch periods and paid breaks as follows: Teacher Assistants and Assistant Xxxx- Full day teacher assistants and Assistant Xxxx shall receive 1/2 hour uninterrupted duty-free unpaid lunch period which shall be scheduled approximately mid-shift in addition to paid ten minute breaks for each three hours worked. Part- time teacher assistants shall receive one paid ten minute break for each three and one-half (3 1/2) hours worked. Custodians - Eight hour custodians shall receive either an hour or a half-hour duty-free unpaid lunch which shall be scheduled approximately mid-shift in addition to two paid fifteen minute breaks each day. Part-time custodians shall receive one paid fifteen minute break for each three and one-half hours worked.
Lunch Periods and Breaks. All full-time bargaining unit members shall receive a minimum of ½ hour uninterrupted duty- free unpaid lunch period which shall be scheduled approximately mid-shift.
Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. All full-time employees shall be entitled to a duty-free, non-paid lunch period of one
Lunch Periods and Breaks. A. Each teacher will be permitted an unencumbered lunch period of not less than thirty (30) minutes free from supervisory duties with students.
Lunch Periods and Breaks. All members of the bargaining unit are entitled to an unpaid thirty
Lunch Periods and Breaks. Section 6.1 Non-rotating shift employees’ work schedules shall include a minimum thirty (30)-minute unpaid mid-shift meal period, except for employees who are required to work a straight eight (8)-hour shift.
Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. A lunch period is a time during which a Military Technician is entirely free from his work responsibilities. During this time the Military Technician is considered to be off-duty.
Lunch Periods and Breaks. 1. The Parties agree to establish lunch periods at each facility based on local mission requirements. The Agency may also consider and approve individual employee’s requests for a specific lunch period if such a request will not have an adverse impact on the Agency’s ability to perform their mission. An unpaid lunch period may not exceed forty-five (45) minutes. A lunch period is a time during which an employee is entirely free from their work responsibilities. During this time the employee is considered to be off duty. An employee cannot choose to forgo their lunch period as a way to shorten their scheduled workday without approval.
