Rest Areas Clause Samples
The "Rest Areas" clause establishes requirements for providing designated spaces where individuals can take breaks during work or travel. Typically, this clause outlines the location, accessibility, and minimum amenities—such as seating, shelter, or restroom facilities—that must be available in these areas. Its core function is to ensure the health, safety, and comfort of workers or travelers by mandating appropriate rest provisions, thereby reducing fatigue and promoting well-being.
Rest Areas. Lounges and/or other areas designated by principals as places where faculty and other staff may eat or rest, except teacher planning areas, shall be available to ESP employees for the same purpose. All ESPs shall have a secured area (i.e. locker/cabinet) with all day access to lock up personal belongings during their workday.
Rest Areas. Unit 16 employees shall be permitted to use existing break rooms or rest areas for rest periods if it does not involve a departmental additional cost; if it does not interfere with departmental business needs; if it does not involve areas restricted for health and safety reasons; or if it does not impact on patient health and safety. The departments shall endeavor to retain existing break rooms or rest areas unless the space becomes necessary for the conduct of State business. Unit 16 employees may identify and request specific alternative locations which allow them to be removed from their daily routine.
Rest Areas. A. Unit 20 employees shall be permitted to use unrestricted non-work areas for breaks if it does not involve an additional departmental cost; it does not interfere with departmental business needs or it does not negatively impact on patient, ▇▇▇▇, student, client or resident health and safety.
B. The department will endeavor to retain all existing break rooms or rest areas unless the space becomes necessary for the conduct of State business. Where rest areas or break rooms are unavailable, Unit 20 employees may identify and request specific alternate locations, which allow them to be removed from their daily routine.
C. At the Veterans Home and Department of Education's Special Schools, the departments will not schedule student or member activities in designated employee break rooms.
Rest Areas. A. Unit 17 employees shall be permitted to use non-work areas for breaks if it does not involve an additional cost; it does not involve areas restricted for health and safety reasons; it does not interfere with State business needs; or it does not negatively impact on patients, inmates, clients, wards, or student's health and safety. The State will endeavor to retain all existing break rooms or rest areas.
B. The State will retain existing break rooms or rest areas unless the space becomes necessary for the conduct of State business. Where rest areas or break rooms are unavailable, Unit 17 employees may identify and request specific alternative locations which allow them to be removed from their daily routine.
Rest Areas. The Employer shall provide adequate rest areas and restrooms for paraprofessional use, as well as access to lockable space for personal items.
Rest Areas. Each occupant shall provide an open green are for their employees.
Rest Areas. Rest areas provided in each building may be utilized by bargaining unit members. The Board will make available a restroom and a telephone for bus drivers taking extra trips during a weekend and/or evening hours.
Rest Areas. A. Bargaining Unit 19 employees shall be permitted to use existing break rooms or rest areas for rest periods if it does not involve a departmental additional cost; if it does not interfere with departmental business needs; if it does not involve areas restricted for health and safety reasons; or if it does not impact on patient health and safety.
B. The departments shall endeavor to retain existing break rooms or rest areas unless the space becomes necessary for the conduct of State business. Bargaining Unit 19 employees may identify and request specific alternative locations which allow them to be removed from their daily routine.
Rest Areas. The Vendor shall notify IDOT in writing at the address in Article V.5.2 of this agreement ten (10) days prior to the placement of any newsracks at the above mentioned interstate highway rest areas. The Vendor may, from time to time, remove and/or replace newsracks, provided that notice is given to IDOT within ten (10) days of the change.
Rest Areas. A. The following rest areas are included in this Agreement:
i. Rest areas 9 and 10 on I 90-94 in Juneau County ii. Rest areas 11 and 12 on I 90-94 in Columbia County iii. Rest areas 13 and 14 on I 94 in Jefferson County iv. Rest area 15 on I 90 in La Crosse County v. Rest area 16 on I 90 in Monroe County vi. Rest areas 17 and 22 on I 90 in Rock County vii. Rest area 26 on I 94 in Kenosha County viii. Rest area 31 on I 90 in La Crosse County ix. Rest areas 33 and 34 on US.H 53 in Barron County x. Rest areas 35 and 36 on I 43 in Walworth County xi. Rest areas 51 and 52 on I 43 in Manitowoc County xii. Rest areas 53 and 54 on I 94 in Jackson County
xiii. Rest areas 61 and 62 on I 94 in Dunn County xiv. Rest areas 63 and 64 on USH 41 in Dodge County xv. Rest areas 81 and 82 on I 39 in Marquette County