AFI36-807_DOBBINSARBSUP — Weekly And Daily Scheduling Of Work And Holiday Observances

AFI36-807_DOBBINSARBSUP governs civilian work schedules, daily scheduling, rest and lunch periods, premium pay, and holiday observances.

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  • Publication number: AFI36-807_DOBBINSARBSUP
  • Title: WEEKLY AND DAILY SCHEDULING OF WORK AND HOLIDAY OBSERVANCES
  • Date: 2015-05-15

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The publication defines administrative workweeks and alternative work schedules, including AWS participation, core hours, meal periods, and workday times. It requires approval for holiday work and establishes procedures for scheduling civilian employees.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all civilian personnel serviced by the 94th Airlift Wing Civilian Personnel Office.

Topics covered

  • Administrative workweeks
  • Alternative Work Schedules
  • Core hours
  • Meal periods
  • Holiday observances
  • Premium pay
  • Civilian employee scheduling

Questions and answers

Is participation in the Alternative Work Schedule mandatory?

Participation in the Alternative Work Schedule (AWS) is voluntary. (paragraph 2)

What are the basic workweek and workday times at the 94 AW?

Within these parameters, the 94 AW basic workweek is established as Monday through Friday. The basic workday (not on AWS) will commence at 0715, consist of one unpaid 45-minute meal period from 1115-1200, and end at 1600, for a total of 8 working hours.

How long may meal periods under an AWS last?

Meal periods authorized under the AWS will range from a minimum of 30 minutes to a maximum of two hours.

When do AWS meal periods occur?

Meal periods will occur between 1100 and 1300 hours.

What are the AWS core hours for the normal day shift?

For the normal day shift, AWS core hours will be 0830 to 1430 hours.

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