How long do you get for a lunch break?
139430
Well, my office is so large and the management is so slack, I could take a 4-hour lunch break if I wanted and no one would ever know - but I am supposed to take 1 hour (give or take)
697229
it depends on her age. In Michigan If she is a 15-16 she is required a 15 min. break every 2.5 hours. If she is 16/17 she is required to have a 30 minute break every 4.5 hours. If they are an adult the rule of thumb is after 4.5 but there is none.
270120
they have to let you take a 1 hour lunch...they don't have to pay for it though
84648
Unfortunately, I am 99.9% sure that is completely legal.\n\nI mean, according to your explanation, after you clocked backed in from your lunch that would be 1:30 pm.  So, your last stretch of work was only 4.5 hours long.  At most work places people that work 5 hour shifts don't even get breaks.
469776
Take a half hour break: spend 20 minutes doing some vigorous exercise until you break a sweat and get your metabolism and pulse revved up.  Then take a shower, change to clean clothes, and eat a high-protein meal with few carbs.  You'll be good to go for a few more hours.
523459
Yes it is.  In a regular 8 hour job, employees should be allowed to go to a 10 minute break in the first hours, 30 minute break in the next several hours and 10 minutes in the last hours of work.  They have to be given it that order and can't be taken together, in other words you can get a 50 minute break only once during the day.
78577
Im answering this question from an adult point of view. I work in a high school and there are 8 periods that run about 45 minutes each. There is a 10 minute break in the morning and a 25 minute lunch. Although the break and lunch seem short, they are actually a good amout of time. Any longer than that gives the students time to start fooling around and lose focus. The school day should be well structured and the transition between classes should be about 3 minutes for a smaller school.
894935
I don't think it's a good idea to eat that much in one sitting if you can help it.  You're already eating more calories than an average person, correct?  It would probably make you unable to do any of the exercise you need to do, you'd be incredibly sluggish.  If you are allowed any breaks at work, take advantage of them and eat,eat,eat, figure out some high calorie, but healthy snacks that you can eat quickly and efficiently.  Your place of work has to let you have a lunch break, it's the law.  Find out if perhaps, instead of one hour or half hour, whatever you are given, could be split up into smaller fifteen minute breaks, explain why you would like to do so, the worst that can happen is they say no.  Good luck and I hope this helps!
184145
They just get a lunch break....just like the rest of the USA.
790818
The following is from the Oklahoma Department of Labor.\n2. Are breaks and lunch periods mandatory?\nNeither federal nor state law require employers to provide breaks to employees age 16 or older. Mandatory break laws apply to children under the age of 16.  Breaks and lunch periods are considered benefits and remain at the discretion of the employer.\n\n____\nedit, you would have to get a copy of the company benefits and find out if company policy requires or provides for a break.\nSome times the boss does not follow company policy when it comes to breaks.
291239
In regard to your question per Indiana Department of Labor at http://www.in.gov/labor/wagehour/estandfaq.html\n\nIs my employer required to give me time off for lunch or breaks? \n\nIf you are over 18 years of age, Indiana law does not require your employer to give time off for lunch or breaks. \n\nIf you are under 18 years of age, Indiana law requires your employer to provide you either one or two rest breaks totaling 30-minutes when you are scheduled to work six or more consecutive hours.
1174968
I assume you mean each day.  The honest answer - it depends on the Judge.  As a general rule, one 15 minute break in the morning and afternoon, and an hour for lunch.  However, a jury might be excused for other reasons  - to argue motions, voir dire a witness, to argue a point of law.
621930
Depending on the type of question, how many questions the center is receiving, and if they are on break, it could take from 3 hours to 3 days.
465014
An hour limit for what?  I have no idea what your talking about?  Lunch?  If that's the case get off your fat ass and eat your lunch.  An hour is more then enough time.  Hell, I only get 45 minutes were I work.
1134496
There is no federal law covering meal breaks or rest periods. Many states have meal break requirements, but only 8 have rest period requirements.
946791
This is a big question as a lot of people have this problem. If you can, walk or cycle to work. If it's too far, catch the bus and then walk part of the way.\nIf you have an hour for lunch, you could use the first half hour to exercise (walk/run/cycle) then you could have a wash, then eat in the last 15 minutes. after you exercise, you tend to be less hungry so that way you will eat less also.\nYou could join a gym that's on the way to and from work, so you could go on your way to and from work. You could start up a social exercise club with your colleagues and you could exercise with them for an hour after work a few days a week. \ni might use some of these ideas myself!
246329
I've never heard of a state requiring a break or lunch room.  Most small businesses would never even be able to find space for one.  Now if you mean a lunch break that's different, but that's not what you asked.