Meal Provisions Sample Clauses
The Meal Provisions clause outlines the requirements and arrangements for providing meals to individuals covered by the agreement, such as employees, contractors, or event participants. It typically specifies the frequency, timing, and quality standards for meals, and may address dietary restrictions or reimbursement procedures if meals are not provided directly. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of meal-related obligations, reducing misunderstandings and supporting the well-being of those involved.
Meal Provisions. Employees meal periods shall be thirty (30) minutes in length and shall be observed no sooner than one (1) hour prior nor one (1) hour later than midshift of the work shift, but in no event will employees be required to work more than five (5) hours from the start of the shift without a meal period. Employees required to work without a meal period shall be paid one half (½) hour at the applicable overtime. The parties agree that each employee shall have the right to take their lunch and/or break upon request to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
Meal Provisions. (a) In the event that an employee is required to work for a period of time extending two (2) hours beyond their scheduled work shift or is called out without twelve
Meal Provisions. If an Employee works four hours or more beyond their regularly scheduled shift a meal will be provided by the Employer. If the meal is required between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. the Employee shall be reimbursed for the cost of a meal not to exceed ten ($10) dollars upon presentation of a receipt.
Meal Provisions a) Where an employee is required to work less than 2 hours beyond their regular shift, a 1/2 hour unpaid meal period will be allowed.
b) An employee will be paid for a 1/2 hour meal period at double time and the Company will provide a meal or reimburse the employee for reasonable meal expenses incurred:
i) where the actual overtime worked, exclusive of any meal period is 2 hours or longer before or after the regular day or shift;
ii) where an employee is called in and works 4 hours overtime;
iii) where an employee is required to work 4 hours overtime beyond an overtime meal period already taken. Where this overtime follows a regular shift the first meal period regardless of when it is actually taken, will be considered to have been taken immediately after the regular shift;
iv) where an employee misses a paid meal period to which they are entitled they shall nevertheless be paid at the prevailing rate for such missed meal period in addition to all time worked.
c) Where work is prescheduled for normal days off and employees have been notified on the previous working day and work is to commence within 2 hours of the normal starting time, the Company will not be required to provide lunch or pay for a meal time if taken.
Meal Provisions a) Where an employee is required to work less than 2 hours beyond his/her regular shift, a 1/2 hour unpaid meal period will be allowed.
b) An employee will be paid for a 1/2 hour meal period at double time and the Company will provide a meal or reimburse the employee for reasonable meal expenses incurred:
1. where the actual overtime worked, exclusive of any meal period is 2 hours or longer before or after the regular day or shift;
2. where an employee is called in and works 4 hours overtime;
3. where an employee is required to work 4 hours overtime beyond an overtime meal period already taken. Where this overtime follows a regular shift the first meal period regardless of when it is actually taken, will be considered to have been taken immediately after the regular shift;
4. where an employee misses a paid meal period to which s/he is entitled s/he shall nevertheless be paid at the prevailing rate for such missed meal period in addition to all time worked.
Meal Provisions. (a) Where an employee is required to work less than two hours beyond their regular shift, a one half (1/2) hour unpaid meal period will be allowed.
(b) Where an employee is required to work three hours or more, the Company will provide a meal or reimburse the employee for reasonable meal expenses incurred.
Meal Provisions.
(a) In the event that an employee is required to work a minimum period of two (2) hours overtime, with less than twelve (12) hours’ notice, the employee shall be paid a meal allowance in the amount of twenty-three dollars ($23.00). For every four (4) hour period following the first two (2) hours overtime, the Employer shall provide an additional meal allowance. A meal allowance will only be provided to employees who are required to attend a worksite.
Meal Provisions. If an employee, other than a COMCAR Driver, is required to work more than 10 hours on any one day, the employee may provide their own meal at Finance’s expense. The maximum amount that may be reimbursed to the employee will be as set out in the relevant Australian Taxation Office Determination for meals and incidentals.
Meal Provisions. 24.1 Part B Employees (Maintenance Trades)
Meal Provisions. An Associate required to work for more than ten hours without being notified on the previous day or earlier that the Associate will be so required to work shall be supplied with either a voucher for a main meal and drink at the company’s canteen which may be redeemed at any time or paid a meal allowance as set out in Appendix 1 at the choice of the Associate.