Cancellation of Open Time Trial Sample Clauses

Cancellation of Open Time Trial. If the trial creates a liability that cannot be supported, either the Association or the Company may decide to end the Open Time Trial prior to twelve months (as indicated in F.10., below) provided the parties have attempted to modify the Threshold Sequence Number pursuant to F.8., above. a. Once the trial is ended by either party, the Open Time System will revert to the system in place in the 2006-2010 Flight Attendant Agreement as modified by the Arbitration award (AFA No. 6-99-2-18-11 [“Withholding Open Time” Award]). Going forward the OT system will be determined by Section 12 Exchange of Sequences: Back to Book. If reverting, the timeline for rolling back will be dictated by IT limitations. b. Upon notice of cancelling the trial, the Association and the Company will immediately begin negotiations on a successor Open Time System.
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Cancellation of Open Time Trial. If the trial creates a liability that cannot be supported, either the Association or the Company may decide to end the Open Time Trial. a. Once the trial is ended by either party, the Open Time System will revert to the system in place in the 2006-2010 Flight Attendant Agreement as modified by the Arbitration award (AFA No. 6-99-2-18-11 [Withholding of Sequences in Open Time]). Going forward the OT system will be determined by Section 12 [Exchange of Sequence - Back to Book]. If reverting, the timeline for rolling back will be dictated by IT limitations. b. Upon notice of cancelling the trial, the Association and the Company will immediately begin negotiations on a successor Open Time System.
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Cancellation of Open Time Trial. If the trial creates a liability that cannot be supported, either the Association or the Company may decide to end the Open Time Trial prior to twelve months (as indicated in F.10., below) provided the parties have attempted to modify the Threshold Sequence Number pursuant to F.8., above. a. Once the trial is ended by either party, the Open Time System will revert to the system in place in the 2006-2010 Flight Attendant Agreement as modified by the Arbitration award (AFA No. 6-99-2- 18-11 [“Withholding Open Time” Award]). Going forward the OT system will be determined by Section 12 Exchange of Sequences: Back to Book. If reverting, the timeline for rolling back will be dictated by IT limitations. b. Upon notice of cancelling the trial, the Association and the Company will immediately begin negotiations on a successor Open Time System. 9. Trial Period a. Minimum trial period of twelve (12) months from the month of initial implementation (unless canceled earlier pursuant to F.9., above), which will be determined in the Contract Implementation Schedule. The trial period may be extended by mutual agreement. a. If the OT Trial is neither cancelled per F.9., above, nor extended per 10.a., above, it will become the permanent OT process.
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Cancellation of Open Time Trial. 257 If the trial creates a liability that cannot be supported, either the Association or the Company may decide to 258 end the Open Time Trial prior to twelve months (as indicated in F.10., below) provided the parties have 259 attempted to modify the Threshold Sequence Number pursuant to F.8., above. 260 a. Once the trial is ended by either party, the Open Time System will revert to the system in place in the 000 0000-0000 Flight Attendant Agreement as modified by the Arbitration award (AFA No. 6-99-2-18-11 262 [“Withholding Open Time” Award]). Going forward the OT system will be determined by Section 12 263 Exchange of Sequences: Back to Book. If reverting, the timeline for rolling back will be dictated by IT 264 limitations. 265 b. Upon notice of cancelling the trial, the Association and the Company will immediately begin negotiations 266 on a successor Open Time System. 267 10. Trial Period 268 a. Minimum trial period of twelve (12) months from the month of initial implementation (unless canceled 269 earlier pursuant to F.9., above), which will be determined in the Contract Implementation Schedule. The 270 trial period may be extended by mutual agreement. 271 b. If the OT Trial is neither cancelled per F.9., above, nor extended per 10.a., above, it will become the 272 permanent OT process. 273 G. SEQUENCE INTERRUPTION POINT (SIP) SEQUENCES 274 1. Flight Attendants may give away, pick-up, drop or trade on any SIP. The Flight Attendant is not required to 275 remain with the aircraft until the relief Flight Attendant arrives. 276 2. All Minimum Pay Rules (Section 21.D. [Minimum Pay Rules]), except for the Average Duty Period Guarantee 277 (ADPG) and Multiday Sequence Minimum (MSM), will apply to SIP’d trips. The four (4.0) TFP Duty Period 278 Minimum (DPM) will be retained in all duty periods not affected by a SIP but will not apply to duty periods in 279 which a SIP is effected. 280 3. Only those SIP’d sequences that the Company has put into OT will be eligible for all Minimum Pay Rules 281 outlined in Section 21.D. [Minimum Pay Rules]. The Company will identify those sequences that it has placed 282 into OT. Reserve Flight Attendants will receive the four (4.0) TFP DPM regardless of the origin of a SIP’d 283 sequence. 284 4. If a Flight Attendant SIP’s the second part of their sequence to another Flight Attendant and the Flight 285 Attendant is absent due to circumstances other than a No Show, Crew Scheduling will replace the absent 286 Flight Attendant....
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