Operations Department Hours of Work for Conventional Operators Sample Clauses

Operations Department Hours of Work for Conventional Operators. (a) This section applies to all regular employees classified as Operations in Schedule “A” of this Agreement.
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Operations Department Hours of Work for Conventional Operators. (a) This section applies to all regular employees classified as Operations in Schedule “A” of this Agreement. Regular employees shall be scheduled in shifts of five days per week equalling a minimum of forty hours of paid work each week. Regular employees on regular assignments shall be paid a minimum of eight hours for each days’ signed work. The number of hours in the signed work shall be computed from the scheduled reporting time until completion of the work excluding time off periods in excess of twenty minutes between tours of duty. An extension period of straight time rates beyond the normal hour workday is agreed upon for the purpose of establishing more satisfactory lengths of assignments. Overtime rates will commence at the end of a regular assignment or after eight hours and fifteen minutes of working time, whichever is the shorter period. The meal break shall be a minimum thirty minute unpaid period in addition to the eight hours of work. Where the Commission requires the regular employee to remain on duty during the meal break, the break shall be a thirty minute paid break within the eight hours of work.
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