breaks

Can you leave the property on your 15 min break?

I work as a barista and my store is now enforcing that we aren’t allowed to sit at the Starbucks while on breaks. I completely understand why, but today a family member came in and wanted to chat for a while, while I was on my 15. A GSA (I don’t think they’re even a GSTL) approached me (via...

okay so i work a four hour shift and i know i have one fifteen minute break, but when do i take it?

So today I was cashiering, I came into work and my GSTL told me to go cover a fellow cashier's 15 min break. So I took over and she left for her break. I totally understand how draining it can be to cashier all day so I never monitor a TM's 15, especially since the GSA/GSTL will sometimes have...

At my store, we get a 2 15-minute breaks and a 30-minute lunch for 8-hour shifts. Occasionally, some people put off their last break for the last 15 minutes before clocking out. That doesn't sound right, but the LOD usually doesn't have a problem with it. I tried to pull that today and our HR...

tomorrow I'm working 11:30am to 9:45 pm but I'm only scheduled till 8 but I'm staying later since one of my coworkers is leaving early. But they never put WHEN we should take our breaks. When should I take my breaks & lunch? I've never worked 8+ hours so I have no idea please help

So, I know it's important to take my rest breaks. However, at my store, we are required to take a rest break every three hours of work. (I'm also in a store with the before fifth-hour lunch.) Here's my question: When I work a 6 hour shift, how should I split the three breaks? I usually do...

I know not all stores are the same and it varies by states but if i work 8 hours I get 2 15 minute breaks correct? (I know I get a meal too) "Atleast 7 hours and less than 11" But how long after should I take those breaks ? I know my 30 min lunch is supposed to be before the 6th hour but idk how...

Can someone tell me what breaks I am entitled to receive during a shift? Which are paid breaks and which are unpaid breaks? Thank you.