Common use of TEN HOUR BREAK Clause in Contracts

TEN HOUR BREAK. A. Except as required by the Municipality, an employee who has been on duty for four (4) or more hours outside of the regular shift shall not report to work the next regularly scheduled shift until the employee has had a minimum of ten (10) hours of relief. The employee shall be paid at the employee’s applicable straight time rate for those hours of the employee’s regularly scheduled shift included in the employee’s ten (10) hours of relief. If the employee does not report for work following the ten (10) hours of relief or does not have approved leave for the remainder of the employee’s straight time shift, the employee will not be entitled to straight time pay for those hours of their regularly scheduled shift which were included in the employee’s ten (10) hours of relief.

TEN HOUR BREAK. A. Except as required by the Municipality, an employee who has been on duty for four (4) or more hours outside of the regular shift shall not report to work the next regularly scheduled shift day following until the employee has had a minimum of ten (10) hours of relief. ; provided, however, that such The employee shall be paid at the employee’s applicable straight time rate for those hours of the employee’s regularly scheduled shift included in the employee’s ten (10) hours of relief. If ; and, provided further, if such the employee does not report for work following such the ten (10) hours of relief or does not have approved leave for the remainder of the employee’s straight time shift, the employee will not be entitled to straight time pay for those hours of their regularly scheduled shift which were included in the employee’s ten (10) hours of relief.Formatted: Font: