Booking Rest Sample Clauses

Booking Rest. At Terminals 10.1 Locomotive engineers will have the right, upon going off duty, to take between six (6) and twenty four (24) hours' rest at the home terminal. 10.2 Locomotive engineers will have the right, upon going off duty, to take between one (1) and eight (8) hours' rest at the away-from- home terminal. 10.3 Rest taken pursuant to Article 10.1 or Article 10.2 may be registered in minutes and once registered cannot be changed or cancelled. Rest taken will be exclusive of call time. (a) Regularly assigned locomotive engineers who book rest at their home terminal, which results in their missing their assignment, will have their guarantee reduced by the hours of the assignment missed, unless the relieving locomotive engineer was required to report for duty within ten (10) hours from the time the regularly assigned locomotive engineer booked rest.
Booking Rest. At Terminals 35.1 Train service employees on arrival at terminals will not be called for immediate duty if they want rest. Train service employees will be judge of their own condition. 35.2 Required rest must be booked in whole hours on train register on arrival and will be given complete before being called. Rest may be booked by telephone where employees are released from duty at points other than where the train register is located. (a) At the home terminal a train service employee will not be permitted to book less than 3 hours rest nor more than 24 hours rest. (b) Regular assigned employees may not book rest around their assignment when there is at least a 10-hour interval preceding the next tour of duty. 35.4 At away-from-home terminals a train service employee will not be permitted to book less than 1 hour rest nor more than 8 hours rest. However, a train service employee on a train performing "grain block work" in excess of 4 hours en route will be permitted to book not more than 12 hours rest. 35.5 When a train service employee books rest of not more than 16 hours at the home terminal or not more than 8 hours at the away-from-home terminal, the crew will not be sent out until the rest period has expired. 35.6 When all members of a crew have rest booked in excess of 16 hours, the crew will not be sent out until the rest period has expired. 35.7 In the application of this Article, the rest period will commence from the time the last person is off duty, if the expiry time of his rest booked exceeds the rest booked by other members of the crew. 35.8 Rest booked to be exclusive of call time. 35.9 The provisions of paragraphs 35.1 to 35.8, inclusive, will apply to a person on a Joint Spare Board upon completion of a tour of duty in road service.
Booking Rest. Engineers will, when practicable, be given opportunity for proper rest. They shall specify the amount of rest they require on register where their arrival is registered.
Booking Rest. An employee on a Spare Board who books rest in excess of twelve (12) hours will have his guarantee reduced in accordance with the provisions of RULE according to the number of days the employee was on the Spare Board as related to the number of days in the pay period. will be permitted to make. RULE Promotions with the Company: Men accepting promotion with the Company, will be granted a leave of absence for one (1) year. Employees on leave of absence may retain and accumulate seniority rights for one (1) year, and pay Union dues as per RULE during that time, except as otherwise provided by this Agreement a sixty (60) day prior written notice will be given to the employee and the Chairperson. according to seniority, merit, fitness and ability. RULE Seniority List: Employees Yard service will have access at all times to a seniority list to be posted a conspicuous place in the Yard Office which will contain a current list of all concerned and their seniority standing in the Company's service. Such lists will be compiled and posted April 1st and October 1st each year, and a copy will be furnished to the Chairperson. whose standing is incorrectly shown must protest in writing in thirty (30) days or no action will be thereafter taken. The standing of any man who is absent on leave or through illness will not be affected by this rule. The seniority list will be adjusted to reflect changes due to retirement death, resignation or rightful dismissal. Employees on lay-off without compensated service for twelve (12) months will be removed from the seniority list.
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Booking Rest. 16 At Terminals 16 Booking Rest En route 17 Rest Period 17 Arrangements 18 Accommodations En Route 18 Resuming Duty 19 ARTICLE 16 20 Run-around 20 ARTICLE 17 20 Performing Special Service 20 ARTICLE 18 20 Payment for Examinations Medical Examinations 20 Rules Examinations 21

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