Lunches Sample Clauses

Lunches. Lunches are flexible to reduce to thirty (30) minutes or expand to one (1) hour as volume and arrivals/departures require. Meal periods shall not be scheduled prior to the completion of the third (3rd) hour. Employees who work through breaks and/or lunch, at management’s direction, will notify manage- ment by the fifth (5th) hour that they have not had breaks and/or lunch. Should management not have responded by the end of their shift, the employee will notify management of no break and/or lunch and will be allowed to clock out, unless directed to stay for further work.
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Lunches. Where an employee is held at work for a period of more than two (2) hours immediately following (8) hours of work (or ten (10) hours of work if working on his or another employee's ten (10) hour shift; or twelve (12) hours of work if working on his or another employee's twelve (12) hour shift), the Company will provide him with a lunch. Such employee will be provided with an additional lunch if such period of being held at work is more than five (5) hours. If an employee who reports for work on a call out performs more than four
Lunches. Based on the Building Trades collective agreements or as determined at a pre-job conference if take out lunches are to be provided the following standards shall be adhered to. All sandwiches are to be prepared by catering staff, when practical a pre-order system may be utilized by the Caterers. (Sandwiches must contain a date coding). An assortment suitable for the camp population (I.e. < 100 persons, 4 Choices; > 150 persons, 6 choices, > 300 persons, 8 choices) must be available daily as follows: Beef, ham, pork and prepared meats, devilled eggs, fish, cheese, peanut butter and jam. Garnishes, e.g. lettuce, pickles, sliced tomatoes, celery, carrot sticks, radishes, sliced cucumbers, green onions, sliced eggs daily. Assorted pastries, choice of three types of pie (wrapped) and cookies daily. Hot soup, tea, coffee and milk for thermos fillings must also be provided.
Lunches a. All full-time Employees except secretaries shall have a thirty (30) minute duty- free unpaid lunch.
Lunches. 1) Lunches will be paid or unpaid in accordance with the work rules for the employeeswork group and as scheduled by management.
Lunches. Employees working a shift of eight (8) hours or more shall be entitled to an unpaid lunch period of not less than thirty (30) minutes to be taken at a time chosen by the employee's supervisor. At the University's discretion, the unpaid lunch period may be longer than thirty (30) minutes. No employee may skip his/her lunch period without prior approval.
Lunches. 6.02 (a) Members working eight, eight and a half or ten consecutive hours per day shall have included a forty-five (45) minute paid lunch period per shift. Time Scheduled
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Lunches. Paraprofessionals will receive a one-half hour lunch break. This is to be arranged at a time convenient to the supervisor.
Lunches. Where an employee is held at work for a period of more than two (2) hours immediately following (8) hours of work (or ten (IO) hours of work if working on his or another employee’s ten hour or twelve (12) hours of work if working on his or another employee’s twelve (12) hour shift), the Company will provide him with a lunch. Such employee will be pro- vided with an additional lunch if such period of being held at work is more than five (5) hours. If an employee who reports for work on a call out per- forms more than four (4) hours of work outside their regularly scheduled hours, they will be provided with a lunch. The Company will use its best efforts to supply a hot lunch to any such employees where practicable.
Lunches. All full-time employees shall be entitled to a one hour unpaid lunch. Lunches are flexible to reduce to thirty (30) minutes or expand to one (1) hour as volume and arrivals/departures require. Meal periods shall be scheduled and completed between the fourth (4th) and sixth (6th) hour of the workday. Employees, who work through their breaks and/or lunch, at management’s direction, will notify management by the fifth (5th) hour that they have not had breaks and/or lunch. Should management not have responded by the end of the sixth (6th) hour of their shift, the employee will notify management of no lunch and will be allowed to clock out, unless directed to stay for further work.
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