"break schedule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "break schedule" when you want to describe someone straying from their normal routine. For example, "Due to the holiday, we decided to break our usual schedule and sleep in."
The break schedule should be based on the employee's needs and the operational needs of the department.
As part of this solution, Mr. Cholst said, management should provide residents with the doormen's break schedule so they can greet guests themselves during the doormen's absence.
Pentland said changing the break schedule to optimize socializing made workers more productive and saved the call center $15 million a year.
Gaudin propped up his iPad and dug out his smartphone — modern-day accessories to the trade's traditional tools, like colored pens, a notepad, a depth chart, a flip card, a statistics sheet and a commercial break schedule.
Management must also set good practice policies for hiring, compensation, work hours, overtime and a regular break schedule.
I know you're going to have fun today with your babysitter and I'll see you at lunch (or whatever your break schedule is).
Rihanna's world tour, which kicks off next month, comes to London in June with a break scheduled for Glastonbury weekend.
Democratic aides said House leaders wanted the vote to occur before a two-week spring break scheduled to start on March 26.
Her big break, scheduled for the coming season -- a featured role in Mozart's "Così Fan Tutti" -- was canceled in a budget slash.
Since we were on spring break last week (yay Harvard and MIT having different spring break schedules), we're still trying to get a few more calls in with Lois before really solidifying the project plan.
If you are in your post-college years and don't have children tied to school break schedules, travel in the off-season.
