Bidding and Posting Sample Clauses

Bidding and Posting a) Upon final determination of the Bid Pool a posting will be generated outlining all routes and Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool. The seniority of the Owner Operators and specific route information will be detailed in the posting. b) The duration of the posting will be five (5) working days. c) All Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool will be required to submit a bid, in writing that clearly identifies their order of preference on every route in the Bid Pool. d) Upon completion of the bid process any remaining routes will be posted and filled in accordance with the Collective Agreement. Reroutes will not take place by reason of service standards adversely affected by temporary delays with air or linehaul.
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Bidding and Posting. (i) Upon final determination of the Bid Pool a posting will be generated outlining all routes and Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool. The seniority of the Owner Operators and specific route information will be detailed in the posting. (ii) The duration of the posting will be five (5) working days. (iii) All Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool will be required to submit a bid, in writing that clearly identifies their order of preference on every route in the Bid Pool. (iv) Upon completion of the bid process any remaining routes will be posted and filled in accordance with the Collective Agreement. (v) In the event of a facility reroute in Ontario, all affected Owner Operators will bid on new routes in order of seniority. (vi) Any owner operator whose route is abolished or who is bumped will bump a junior owner operator in, first the depot, then the branch, and then the province unless otherwise specified in this agreement. As an option to bumping as provided above, the Owner Operator may elect to hold seniority and bid on any vacancies that become available in the next nine (9) calendar months. (vii) The Union and the Company agree to ensure that all bidding and bumping is completed within five (5) calendar days of the new routes being posted. (viii) Further, new customers in an Owner Operator route area will be offered first to the Owner Operator within that area provided that the Owner Operator can fulfill the service standards required by the Company. (ix) If the reroute is required as a result of an Owner Operator taking on the new customer the below compensation formula will not apply. If the reroute results in a loss of revenue for an Owner Operator the Owner Operator will be given a one time compensation based on the revenue lost as follows: Pre re-route income per day minus post re-route income per day multiplied by thirty (30). Pre re-route income will be calculated from the T4-A for the previous year’s income divided by the number of workdays in the year. If the driver has been on the route for less than a full year, total income earned on route divided by the number of workdays on the route. Post-re-route will be calculated on the first thirty (30) days of revenue after re-route divided by thirty (30).
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Bidding and Posting a) Upon final of the Bid Pool a posting will be generated outlining all routes and Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool. The seniority of the Owner Operators and specific route information will be detailed in the posting. The duration of the posting will be five (5) days. All Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool will be required to submit a bid, in writing, that clearly identifies their order of preference on every route in the Bid Pool. Reroutes will not take place by reason of service standards adversely affected by temporary delays with air or line haul. The Company will pay all by direct deposit by a.m. or when the bank opens on payday Thursday. who obtain coverage through the Company’s cargo insurance will be assessed a monthly charge of ten dollars ($1 0.00). AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO AT THE CITY OF ON THIS DAY OF BETWEEN: EXPRESS (CANADA), having its head office at Boulevard West, Suite Ontario, Hereinafter called the
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Bidding and Posting. Upon final determination of the Bid Pool a posting will be
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Bidding and Posting. Upon final determination of the Bid Pool a posting will be generated outlining all routes and Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool. The seniority of the Owner Operators and specific route information will be detailed in the posting. The duration of the posting will be five (5) working days. All Owner Operators included in the Bid Pool will be required to submit a bid, in writing that clearly identifies their order of preference on every route in the Bid Pool. Upon completion of the bid process any remaining routes will be posted and filled in accordance with the Collective Agreement. Reroutes will not take place by reason of service standards adversely affected by temporary delays with air or linehaul. The Company will pay all Owner Operators by direct deposit by or when the bank opens on payday Thursday. Owner Operators who obtain coverage through the Company’s cargo insurance will be assessed a monthly charge of ten dollars ($10.00). AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO AT THE CITY OF ON THIS DAY OF BETWEEN: EXPRESS (CANADA), having its head office at Boulevard West, Suite Ontario, Hereinafter called the AND: (Full name) (Address and postal code) Hereinafter called the “DEPENDENT CONTRACTOR”
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Bidding and Posting. An open job is a job to which no other employee is assigned. A job is not an open job if the employee regularly assigned to it is absent because of illness, vacation, or other reason recognized by the Company as proper. Transfers for a period of two (2) weeks or less, transfers to jobs that are not open, shall be treated as temporary. When a job becomes an open job, notice will be placed on departmental bulletin boards so employees will have an opportunity to bid for the open job within five (5) working days from the date of posting. An employee who is on vacation when a job is placed for bid shall have two (2) days from the days of his/her return to request that he/she be considered a bidder. Bid sheets showing the rate of pay, shift and department involved of the open job will be posted on the lunchroom bulletin board. The official posting will be maintained in a notebook located in the mailroom adjacent to the plant entrance. Employees who bid on a posted job will visit the job site during the five (5) working days that an open job is posted. Job site visitation will not be conducted for employees bidding on open jobs that they are familiar with, or on jobs that they have previously performed, or on jobs within their own production unit. Employees must secure permission from their immediate supervisor prior to making a job site visit. Once an employee is awarded the bid, the employee is expected to satisfactorily perform on the job. Employees may not voluntarily disqualify themselves after an award is made by the Company. The successful bidder will be determined under the following terms and provisions: Employees in the department where the vacancy occurs will be given the first preference in accordance with this ARTICLE VII, Section 2. If the job is not awarded on this basis, then employees who bid from any department will be considered in accordance with ARTICLE VII, Section 2. If there are no successful bidders, the Company may transfer any qualified employee to the job; all such transfers shall be made with mutual agreement between the Company and employee. If there are no bidders, the Company may require any employee in the production trainee classification to accept the job or the Company may hire a new employee for the job. When an employee is awarded a posted job, and subsequently fails to perform the work satisfactorily after a fair trial period, the employee shall be returned to his/her former job. The duration of the trial period will depend ...
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