Split shift definition

Split shift means a work schedule, which is interrupted by non-paid non-working periods established by the employer, other

Split shift means a period of time during an Employee's work day which extends beyond one and one-half (1½) hours of unpaid time.

Split shift means a shift of eight or more hours in a single day, separated by a break of at least three non-working hours during the shift. Such employees shall be paid the applicable shift differential, established in Subsections A. or B. above, only for the hours actually worked on that shift.

Split shift means a shift whereby the rostered hours are performed over 2 separate periods, within a maximum span of 15 hours.

Split shift. There shall be no split shifts defined as working a partial shift, being released from work and then being required to return to finish the shift at a later time during the same workday.

Split shift means a schedule of daily hours in which the hours

Split shift means a shift where two (2) periods of work separated by a non-working period is worked on any one (1) day. The two (2) periods of work combined for regular hours of work will not exceed seven (7) hours. The maximum range of hours over which the split shift is worked shall not exceed eleven (11) hours. No shifts in pre-school age centres shall be split for a period longer than the regularly scheduled meal period without the consent of the employee affected. There shall be no "split shifts" in school age care during the period of summer closure without the consent of the employee affected.

Split shift consists of a situation where an employee has two (2) work periods separated by a break of more than one (1) hour.

Split shift means an eight (8) or ten (10) hour shift consisting of no more than two (2) segments broken up with more than a normal rest or meal break in between.