Meal allowance and time Sample Clauses
The 'Meal allowance and time' clause defines the terms under which employees are entitled to receive meal allowances and specifies the conditions or timeframes for such entitlements. Typically, this clause outlines eligibility criteria, such as working overtime or during specific shifts, and may set limits on the amount or frequency of the allowance. Its core function is to ensure fair compensation for employees who work extended hours, thereby promoting employee welfare and clarifying employer obligations regarding meal-related expenses.
Meal allowance and time. An employee who is required to work beyond his regular scheduled workday is entitled to a meal allowance of seventeen dollars ($17) after working two (2) consecutive hours of overtime, and after each four (4) consecutive hours of overtime thereafter. When required to work overtime on a day that is not part of that employee's regular schedule, an employee receives the meal allowance after every four (4) hour overtime period. An employee is provided to a meal break of at least thirty (30) minutes for each meal entitlement. These provisions do not apply when the employee works from home.