Meal Period Extensions Sample Clauses

The Meal Period Extensions clause defines the conditions under which an employee's standard meal break can be lengthened beyond the usual duration. Typically, this clause outlines scenarios such as extended work shifts, special projects, or mutual agreement between employer and employee that may warrant a longer meal period. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility in scheduling while ensuring compliance with labor regulations and accommodating operational or personal needs.
Meal Period Extensions. For wrap, the six (6) hour work period following the end of the last meal period may be extended by the Employer for a maximum of one-half (.5) hour. If work exceeds such extension, then meal penalties shall be calculated and paid from the end of such six (6) hour work period.
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