MedCare Medic

This may seem like a silly question, but, it was asked by one of our employees and quite frankly it stumped us, simply because we figure this is all part of the EMS world, and some days you can and some days you can't depending on the workload and the schedule you are working... anyways this is my question.... hopefully y'all can help me out with this and maybe even provide web pages that I can look into..... In the world of EMS, and in the state of Texas, is a lunch hour mandated? or rather as we all know sometimes you get to eat, and sometimes you don't but is it written in EMS laws and bi laws or whatever you want to call it, is it a "requirement"? Now, don't get me wrong, I am not saying "NO, DON'T LET THEM EAT!!! but what I am saying is that depending on the schedule and the workload and so forth, am I wrong to think and perhaps there are gonna be those days, when you are just not gonna be able to grab a bite to eat. Granted, if it is slow or it slows down, and you can, go for it.... but I think that for one to expect it on a daily basis, especially when it is a non-stop back to back day, then I think one can just rule having a regular lunch hour out the door. Anyways, any insight and feedback is appreciated. Thank You for taking the time.