Break for Expression of Milk Sample Clauses

The 'Break for Expression of Milk' clause establishes an employee's right to take breaks during work hours to express breast milk. Typically, this clause outlines the frequency and duration of such breaks, and may specify the provision of a private, non-bathroom space for this purpose. Its core function is to support nursing employees by accommodating their health needs and ensuring compliance with workplace laws regarding lactation breaks.
Break for Expression of Milk. Lactating employees at work Nursing mothers who 2 return to work post-maternity leave and who are breastfeeding will be provided 3 reasonable rest periods each time the employee has a need to express milk up to 30 5 months of age, except in situations where circumstances make it impossible (i.e. 7 Relations and/or their manager of their need to express milk, and the hospital will not 8 discipline any employee who has received this accommodation. 9
Break for Expression of Milk. Nursing mothers who return to work post- 31 maternity leave and who are breastfeeding will be provided up to 30 minute rest periods 32 (during normal break times) in a private location to express milk for children up to 24 33 months of age, except in situations where circumstances make it impossible (i.e. 1 emergent situations). 2

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