Additional Adjustment Resulting in Overtime Sample Clauses

Additional Adjustment Resulting in Overtime. Kilometres In extraordinary circumstances, as approved by the Consortium, additional services provided may be paid to an Operator for kilometres and time when a Driver is required to work in addition to the scheduled Route time (I.e. return Kindergarten student to school), or to be on standby to wait to pick-up or drop-off students outside of scheduled service times, (i.e. hold and secure at school). The Consortium will approve Additional Adjustments when an Operator is required to respond to an event outside of the Operator’s control that results in additional time or kilometres, greater than thirty (30) minutes or twenty-five (25) kilometres, and as proactively communicated as an incident to the Consortium. The Additional Adjustment request would be made by an Operator, and then if agreed to by the Consortium, an invoice submitted by the Operator with evidence (i.e. payroll or GPS records). The Operator acknowledges and agrees that, where there is an increase in time on a Route or Routes beyond the time provided, there shall be no adjustment to the monthly charge of the Operator where the additional time is as a result of unforeseen circumstances including severe or inclement weather or unusually heavy traffic.
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Related to Additional Adjustment Resulting in Overtime

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