Yanfeng Emp Handbook Proof
Time spent on rest breaks will be compensated as working time, and you are not required to clock out and in on your time cards. However, you are expected to be punctual in starting and ending your breaks; failure will result in attendance points. Rest breaks may be taken in the designated smoking/break areas or cafeteria. You are not permitted to leave Company premises during this period. Food or beverages are prohibited in the work area at all times, including during rest breaks. Please do not interfere with other employees who are continuing to work.
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8 Hours 10 Hours 12 Hours
40 Minutes 50 Minutes 60 Minutes
OVERTIME POLICY Due to the cyclical nature of the business and our customers’ needs, overtime hours may be necessary. From time to time, you may be asked to work longer than your normal scheduled shift. Your supervisor will give you as much advance notice as possible when extra work is required. Supervisors/Managers will try to attempt to fill overtime needs with volunteers. However, the Company reserves the right to require any employee to work overtime in order to meet customer requirements. In accordance with all state and federal regulations, all non-exempt and hourly employees will be paid overtime for all hours worked over 40 hours in a workweek at a rate of 1.5x the base rate. Overtime hours will be considered as apart of the shift schedule whether it be voluntary or mandated. Normal attendance policy guidelines will apply to missed time. TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT It is important that all business expenses of employees reimbursed by YFAI meet the “necessary and reasonable” test which reflects sound business policy as well as compliance with the Internal Revenue Service and any other taxing authorities. Expenses for approved travel will be paid or reimbursed when properly documented by the employee and approved by the departmental manager. Reimbursable expenses are those expenses of a reasonable nature and reasonable cost level which you incur for authorized travel.
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