BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS Sample Clauses

BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which pre- vents an employee from proceeding to his/her destination (or, if instructed, from returning to his/her center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which he/she arrives at a place of lodging, with overtime payments, if appropriate. Once he/she has arrived at a place of lodging, the employee shall be considered to be relieved from duty and he/she shall remain off duty until his/her regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, he/she shall be paid not less than his/her daily minimum guarantee each twenty- four (24) hour period, such period to be measured from the employ- ee’s regular starting time each day until he/she returns to his/her cen- ter or home. In addition, such an employee shall be furnished clean, comfortable, sanitary lodgings, plus meals. The meal allowance shall be ten dollars ($10.00) for breakfast, fifteen dollars ($15.00) for lunch, and twenty dollars ($20.00) for supper.
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BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which prevents an employee from proceeding to his destination (or, if instructed, from returning to his Center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which he arrives at a place of lodging with overtime payments, if appropriate. Once he has arrived at a place of lodging, the employee shall be considered to be relieved from duty and he shall remain off duty until his regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, he shall be paid not less than the daily minimum guarantee each twenty-four (24) hour period, such period to be measured from the employee's regular starting time each day until he returns to his Center or home. In addition, such an employee shall be furnished clean, comfortable, sanitary lodgings, plus meals. The meal allowance shall be ten dollars ($10.00) twelve dollars ($12.00) for breakfast, twelve dollars ($12.00) fifteen dollars ($15.00) for lunch and fourteen dollars ($14.00) twenty dollars ($20.00) for supper.
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BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. On breakdowns or impassable highways, drivers on all runs shall be paid the minimum hourly rate for all time spent on such delays, commencing with the first hour or fraction thereof, but not to ex- ceed more than nine (9) hours out of each twenty-four (24) hour period, except that time required to be spent with the equipment shall not be included within the first nine (9) hours out of each twenty-four (24) hour period for which a driver is compensated on impassable highways, but must be paid for in addition to the rate specified in this Agreement. Where an employee is held longer than a nine (9) hour period, he shall in addition be furnished clean com- fortable, sanitary lodging, meals and any other necessary expenses. The pay for delay time shall be in addition to moneys earned for miles driven and/or work performed. Drivers whose vehicles or trucks get stuck because of snow shall be paid for all time lost or delayed after the first (1st) hour, provided they give satisfactory proof of being stuck, to both parties, when such proof is available, except when a driver is stuck and cannot proceed because of the elements and can reach proper shelter (such as diner, heated farmhouse, etc.) he shall also be paid for the first nine (9) hours of each twenty-four (24) hour period, plus expenses and all moneys earned for miles driven and/or work performed un- til relieved from duty at his destination or the company terminal. If after the first nine (9) hours the driver is required to periodically check his equipment, he shall be paid for such time as required, after the nine (9) hours referred to above. Drivers shall not be compelled to nurse a faulty unit into any terminal.
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BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which pre­vents an employee from proceeding to their destination (or, if in­structed, from returning to their center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which the employee arrives at a place of lodg­ing, with overtime payments, if appropriate. Once the employee has arrived at a place of lodging, the employee shall be considered to be relieved from duty and shall remain off duty until their regular start­ing time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, the employee shall be paid not less than their daily minimum guar­antee each twenty-four (24) hour period, such period to be measured from the employee’s regular starting time each day until the employee re­turns to their center or home. In addition, such an employee shall be furnished clean, comfortable, sanitary lodgings, plus meals. The meal allowance shall be ten dollars ($10.00) for breakfast, fifteen dollars ($15.00) for lunch, and twenty dollars ($20.00) for supper.
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BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which pre- vents an employee from proceeding to his destination (or, if in- structed, from returning to his Center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which he arrives at a place of lodging with overtime payments, if appropriate. Once he has arrived at a place of lodging, the employee shall be considered to be relieved from duty and he shall remain off duty until his regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, he shall be paid not less than the daily minimum guarantee each twenty-four (24) hour period, such period to be measured from the employee’s regular starting time each day until he returns to his Center or home. In addition, such an employee shall be fur- nished clean, comfortable, sanitary lodgings, plus meals. The meal allowance shall be twelve dollars ($12.00) for breakfast, fifteen dollars ($15.00) for lunch and twenty dollars ($20.00) for supper.
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BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which prevents an employee from proceeding to their destination (or, if instructed, from returning to their center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which they arrive at a place of lodging, with over- time payments, if appropriate. Once they have arrived at a place of lodging, the employee shall be considered to be relieved from duty and they shall remain off duty until their regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, they shall be paid not less than their daily minimum guarantee each twenty­four
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BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. Drivers delayed because of a breakdown of their equipment or an impassable highway shall be compensated guaranteed miles for the first two (2) hours of such delay and shall be compensated one half (½) guaranteed miles for each hour thereafter up to a maximum of the equivalent to eight (8) hours of guaranteed miles in each twenty-four (24) hour period commencing with the time of departure from the terminal, except that when a driver is required by the Employer to remain with (in) the equipment during such breakdown or impassable highway he shall be paid for all such time as required herein. Section 11.08 shall not act to preclude payments required by this Section.
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BREAKDOWNS AND IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which prevents an employee from proceeding to his/her destination (or, if instructed, from returning to his/her center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which he/she arrives at a place of lodging, with overtime payments, if appropriate. Once he/she has arrived at a place of lodging, the employee shall be considered to be relieved from duty and he/she shall remain off duty until his/her regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, he/she shall be paid not less than his/her daily mini- mum guarantee each twenty-four (24) hour period to be mea- sured from the employee’s regular starting time each day until he/she returns to his/her center or home. In addition, such an employee shall be furnished clean, comfortable, sanitary lodg- ings, plus meals. The meal allowance shall be two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) ten dollars ($10.00) for breakfast, three dollars and fifty cents ($3.50) fifteen dollars ($15.00) for lunch and six dollars ($6.00) twenty dollars ($20.00) for sup- per. This Agreement shall be in full force and effect from December 19, 2007 August 1, 2013 to and including July 31, 2013 2018 and shall continue from year to year thereafter unless written notice of desire to cancel or terminate the Agreement is served by either party upon the other at least sixty (60) days prior to the date of expiration.
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