5.1 Supervisor's Responsibility in Payroll Matters
5.2 Implementing Changes in Employment Status
5.3 Shift Differential
5.4 Overtime Pay for Support Staff
5.5 Making Up Time
5.6 Compensatory Time Off for Support Staff
5.7 Lateness
5.8 Emergency Closing or Early Release
5.9 Special Holiday Closing
5.10 Employment of M.I.T. Employees in Out-Of-State Locations
5.11 Temporary Work Assignment for M.I.T. Employees
5.12 Meal Pay
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5.12 Meal PaySupport Staff employees who are required to work a minimum of 10 1/4 hours during a given shift are given a 45 minute meal period with pay at the rate in effect at the time of the break. Normally the meal period is given during the shift, not at the end, since it is intended to be a period of rest as well as an opportunity to eat. However, if for operational reasons the supervisor must require an employee to work straight through until the completion of the job, the meal allowance is added at the end as additional time worked. This policy does not generally apply to part-time employees, unless the hours worked in the day total those of a normal full-time workday.Time paid for a meal period is reported as time worked, and is counted toward overtime calculations for the workweek. |

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