Rest Provisions Clause Samples
Rest provisions are contractual terms that specify the rights and requirements for employees or parties to take breaks or periods of rest during work or service. These provisions typically outline the minimum duration and frequency of rest periods, such as lunch breaks or short pauses during a work shift, and may set conditions under which rest can be taken or must be provided. By clearly defining rest entitlements, rest provisions help ensure compliance with labor laws, promote health and safety, and prevent disputes over break times.
Rest Provisions. An employee is entitled to an unpaid meal break of 30 minutes after five hours of Ordinary Hours work. A subsequent paid 30 minute rest break is to be taken after each subsequent five hour period. Employees shall receive a paid rest period of 10 minutes duration between the start of work and before the end of the first 3 hours of work. This break is to be taken at a time convenient to the business. The employee(s) and the employer intend that this provision excludes the operation of protected award conditions dealing with rest provisions.
Rest Provisions. A Pilot’s Duty Period will not be scheduled to exceed ten
Rest Provisions. 1. In Domicile
a. Flight Attendants shall be scheduled for a minimum of ten (10) hours of rest between duty periods in domicile.
b. A Flight Attendant’s actual rest in domicile may not be reduced below nine (9) hours release to report without her/his consent. If the Flight Attendant agrees to reduce her/his rest, a hotel room will be offered.
c. In no event will a Flight Attendant’s rest be less than eight (8) hours.
2. Out of Domicile
a. Flight Attendants will be scheduled for eight and a half (8.5) hours of rest between duty periods in the hotel.
b. A Flight Attendant on an ▇▇▇ may have her/his rest reduced to eight (8) hours.
Rest Provisions. The minimum rest period between any two training duty assignments shall be twelve (12) hours off duty. The minimum rest between any line assignment and any training assignment (including deadheading to or from training, if required) shall be eighteen (18) hours free of all duty at the home domicile.
Rest Provisions. A ULR crew shall be scheduled to receive a rest period of 40 hours or greater, prior to and after a ULR flight segment. This rest period may be operationally reduced to 38 hours. However, if the ULR flight segment is scheduled to depart within (+/-) 1 time zone of the pilot’s base, and the flight sequence prior to the ULR flight contains no more than a single flight segment, the scheduled rest period required prior to the ULR flight segment shall be 24 hours, which may be operationally reduced to 18 hours.