MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS Sample Clauses

MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. 10.1 Employees who work full-time ordinary hours daily shall be provided with a paid 10-minute morning and afternoon tea break, at such times and in such a manner, as shall not interfere with the continuous running of production.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. 5.5.1 Employees are entitled to paid morning and afternoon tea breaks of ten minutes and an unpaid lunch break of up to one hour.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. 19.4.1 All employees shall be allowed a 10 minute break each morning and a 10 minute break each afternoon.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. 6.1.18 Employees are entitled to a paid rest pause of 10 minutes duration in the employer’s time in the first and second half of the working day. Such rest pauses must be taken at such times as will not interfere with reasonable operational requirements.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. At a time suitable to the Branch two intervals of fifteen minutes shall be given to all Employees during each day and counted as time worked.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. The maximum time allowed for morning and afternoon tea on day shift will be ten (10) minutes each. Afternoon Tea will be taken at the end of the shift. Afternoon shift will have one (1) break of 10 minutes.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. Employees shall be allowed two (2) periods of ten (10) minutes on each day, morning and afternoon, to take a morning and afternoon tea break. There will be at least two (2) staff members on duty in every section, (excepting IT where there will be one (1) staff member), during the tea break. This is to ensure that any enquiry or request for assistance directed to the section during a tea break receives a comprehensive response. Facilities and ingredients (coffee, tea, milk, sugar) shall be provided for employees by TFH for morning tea, afternoon tea and luncheon. Timing of morning and afternoon teas will be determined by section heads.
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA BREAKS. Morning and afternoon tea of twelve minutes each will be allowed to Associates. The timing of such breaks will be agreed between the company and the majority of Associates to best fit the company's manufacturing or other requirements.
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