Night Tours Sample Clauses

Night Tours. A night tour shall be one which falls wholly or partially between the hours of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m.
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Night Tours. Insofar as possible, night tours will be assigned to those people to whom they are acceptable. If it is necessary to assign to night work people to whom such work is not acceptable, such assignments will be made in inverse order of seniority among those people who are qualified for night work.
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Night Tours. A night tour is a Scheduled Daily Tour which falls wholly or partially within the time frames outlined below:
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Night Tours. (For all employees except Operator Services Employees covered in Paragraph 1(i)(8)): A night tour is a Scheduled Daily Tour which falls wholly or partially within the time frames outlined below:
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Night Tours. 15 Night Work Rotation – Cable Splicers ...................... 134 Nondiscrimination ................................................... 209 Nonworking Day ..................................................... 16 Normal Tour ............................................................ 13 Normal Work Week ................................................. 13 Notice of Promotions and Transfers of Union Officers, Elected Stewards, and Designated Representatives ................................. 95 O Occasional Employees ............................................. 2 On Call Duty ............................................................ 19
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Night Tours. 15 Night Work Rotation – Cable Splicers ...................... 133 Nondiscrimination ................................................... 209 Nonworking Day ..................................................... 16 Normal Tour ............................................................ 13 Normal Work Week ................................................. 13 Notice of Promotions and Transfers of Union Officers, Elected Stewards, and Designated Representatives ................................. 94 O Occasional Employees ............................................. 2 On Call Duty 19 Operating Employees Additional Payment for Night Work— Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve 21 Assignment of Hours 16 Carfare Payments 21 Page O Night Differentials 12 Night Tours 16 Relief Periods 20 Seniority Lists 16 Sunday Work 10 Outside Contractors 96 Overnight Temporary Assignment 58 Overnight Travel Allowance 64 Overtime Assigned 19 Authorized Holidays 10 Central Office Assistants 10 Console Operators 10 Non-Operating Employees .................................. 8
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Night Tours. A1.061 Eight hours, starting at or after 10 P.M. but not after midnight, including a meal period of 30 minutes which is paid for as worktime and during which the Company may require employees to remain at the job location.
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