Boyd Gaming Corporation, F.K.A. The Boyd Group and Subsidiaries - Page 38

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                    When relieved from duty, an employee will be                      
               permitted to take assigned lunch and rest periods away                 
               from the immediate work area.                                          
                    In recognition of the fact that the public                        
               restaurants of the establishments have been provided                   
               for the use of customers and guests * * *, it is agreed                
               that the Employer retains the right to restrict or                     
               prohibit the use of these facilities by employees.                     
                    Employees relieved from duty will be permitted to                 
               leave the premises during their assigned lunch periods;                
               provided they clock out at the commencement of such                    
               period and clock in at the conclusion thereof.                         
          The other Teamsters' agreement provides:                                    
                    5.01.  WORKDAY.  The normal workday for regular                   
               employees shall consist of eight (8) consecutive hours,                
               including a lunch period.  Employees working an eight                  
               (8) hour shift shall receive two (2) fifteen (15)                      
               minute rest periods on the Employer's time--one (1)                    
               prior to their meal period and one (1) following the                   
               meal period.  The Employer shall allow each employee an                
               uninterrupted meal period of thirty (30) minutes on the                
               Employer's time plus sufficient time (not to exceed                    
               five (5) minutes each way) to go to and from the eating                
               area.                                                                  
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                    16.01.  MEALS.  Except as otherwise provided for                  
               herein, an employee shall receive one (1) meal during                  
               the course of an eight (8) hour shift, as near to the                  
               middle of the shift as possible or, at the option of                   
               the Employer, the employee may be paid one dollar and                  
               fifty cents ($1.50) in lieu thereof.  Meals served to                  
               employees shall be palatable, wholesome and comparable                 
               in quality to those served to the customers.  A                        
               selection of meal items shall be made available daily,                 
               including at least two (2) meat entrees.  No entree                    
               shall be included on the menu more than two (2) times                  
               in a calendar week.  A fish entree shall be carried at                 
               least once in a calendar week.  Breakfast, including                   
               eggs, will be made available to all shifts.  All                       
               employees shall be entitled to an uninterrupted meal                   
               period of thirty (30) minutes.                                         
                    Golf course maintenance personnel, gardeners and                  
               laborers shall be paid a flat allowance of one dollar                  
               and fifty cents ($1.50) per day in lieu of a meal.                     


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