BUS RUN BID PROCEDURE Sample Clauses

BUS RUN BID PROCEDURE. A. The employer shall establish the bus runs and the bus runs starting times. To the extent that it is operationally feasible and economically prudent, said runs will include transporting the same students to and from school. Regularly scheduled A.M. and P.M. runs will be paid at a two hour minimum which shall include necessary time to pre-trip and clean the bus. Runs other than A.M. and P.M. runs will be posted with a guaranteed minimum time paid for the run. There shall be no overlapping of time paid as a result of the minimum guarantees nor shall the employer be prohibited from eliminating any run on a permanent basis. B. It is understood by the parties of this agreement that Special Education runs may involve operating entirely or in part according to school calendars of the other districts. In such cases, with the exception of an Act of God days declared by the Flat Rock school district, those calendars shall prevail. Drivers and aides selecting such runs shall work and be paid for hours necessary to meet those calendars. It is understood that drivers of vocational runs will follow the student calendar of the Flat Rock school district vocational education program. C. Drivers and aides will bid on runs according to seniority at an annual meeting. Said meeting shall be convened on a date mutually agreed upon by the Transportation Supervisor and the Union President, but in no event later than the third Monday of August. Drivers and aides will first bid on A.M./P.M. run combinations and then shall have the option to bid on the other non-conflicting runs. A driver must select an A.M./P.M. run in order to be eligible to select a third run. In addition, in accordance with seniority, a driver may select more than one midday run at a time provided the runs do not overlap and the total combination of runs does not exceed eight (8) hours a day or a 40 hour week. Employees must be present to bid on a run. Those employees unable to attend a bid meeting due to an emergency situation, such as critical illness of self or family and/or, death in the immediate family, may submit their bid through written proxy. Those not present or providing a proxy will be assigned to available runs following completion of the bid meeting. D. By Wednesday following the fourth Friday, the employer will have reviewed the runs in terms of number of students bussed and the length of the runs. The parties shall then convene another meeting for the purpose of a second bid. A second bid meet...
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