Non-Working Lunch Sample Clauses

Non-Working Lunch. An Employee who is regularly scheduled more than eight (8) hours and no more than nine (9) hours will be given the extra time (over eight (8) hours) as unpaid lunch. All effort will be made to give the Employee this time. No lunch can be taken earlier than the end of the second hour and must be completed by the end of the sixth hour. If lunch is not taken, no penalty will be assessed against the Company. Employees, by mutual agreement, and with prior approval, may work through lunch without penalty. (Production assistants, studio crew/robotics operator, production editors, graphics, lighting/CG designer, news video editors, operations technicians in video shading, marketing directors/producers/writers, maintenance engineers, and xxxxxxxxx. transmitter supervisor, CG supervisor, writers/producers, creative services producers).
Sample 1
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Non-Working Lunch. Employees departing the building for a non-working lunch are required to record their departure and return times in the Kronos Time Keeping System. • Working Lunch Employees who have working lunches (e.g. luncheon meetings) off-site, or employees who are required to perform job duties during their meal period are not required to timestamp.
Sample 1

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