Boyd Gaming Corporation, F.K.A. The Boyd Group and Subsidiaries - Page 39

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                    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 theatrical workers' agreement provides:                                 
                    13.01.  Employees in the bargaining unit shall not                
               be required to work more than five (5) hours without                   
               being allowed a meal break of at least one-half (1/2)                  
               hour, which meal period shall not be considered as time                
               worked and shall not be paid for by the Employer.  Time                
               off between shows shall be deemed to constitute a meal                 
               period for the purpose of this Section.                                
                    Meal periods shall not exceed one (1) hour in                     
               duration and may not be granted sooner than two (2)                    
               hours after the employee begins work.  Subsequent meal                 
               periods shall be called not less frequently than every                 
               five (5) hours and not more frequently than every three                
               (3) hours after the completion of the first meal period                
               of the day.  Meal periods may be staggered among                       
               members of the crew.  * * *                                            
                    13.02.  Penalties for Failure to Provide.  In the                 
               event that an employee is not provided with a meal                     
               period, as provided in Section 13.01, he shall be paid                 
               at the rate of double (2X) the regular, straight-time                  
               hourly rate for the meal period omitted, and if a meal                 
               period is not provided after six (6) consecutive hours                 
               of work, the employee involved shall be paid at the                    
               rate of time and one-half (1 1/2X) his appropriate rate                
               of pay for all work performed after six (6) consecutive                
               hours until a meal period is provided.  * * *                          
                    13.03.  Rest Periods.  Employees who are called in                
               to work an eight (8) hour shift shall be granted two                   
               (2) ten (10) minute rest periods.  The first such rest                 
               period shall be granted within the first four (4) hours                
               of work and the second such rest period within the last                
               four (4) hours worked.                                                 
                    13.04.  Continuation of Present Practice.  If,                    
               prior to April 1, 1984, the Employer was furnishing                    
               meals to employees free of charge, or at a discount, it                
               shall continue to do so during the term of this                        
               Agreement.                                                             
          The operating engineers' agreement provides:                                
               17.01  Meals.  An employee shall be entitled to receive                
               one (1) meal during the course of an eight (8) hour                    


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