Casual Bus Drivers Sample Clauses

Casual Bus Drivers. Bus drivers who are approved to be casual bus drivers or do not bid during the annual bidding event but are not PERA (Public Employees Retirement Association) retirees, will remain on the seniority list.
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Casual Bus Drivers. Definition: Bus Drivers who work any temporary assignment (route segment) and do not bid for a part-time or full-time package (Policy 4514.3.a). These Bus Drivers are paid for hours worked and do not qualify for benefits, leaves, vacation, holidays, or longevity pay. A change in employment to Casual Driver status must go through the approval process found in the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) TRANS-
Casual Bus Drivers. 1) The casual bus driver shall be entitled only to the benefits of the agreement as regards the following clauses or articles: 1-1. 00 Objective of the Agreement 1-2.00 Pertinent definitions 1-3.00 Respect for Human Rights and Freedoms 1-4.00 Sexual Harassment in the Workplace 1-5.00 Equal Opportunity 2-2.00 Recognition 3-4.00 Union Information 3-5.00 Union Meetings 3-6.00 Union Dues 3-7.00 Union System 3-8.00 Documentation 4-1.00 Labour Relations Committee 4-2.00 Information 5-8.00 Civil Responsibility 6-1.00 Classification 6-2.00 Salary 6-3.00 Payment of Salary 6-4.00 Travel Expenses 7-1.05 A) c) Procedure for Filling a Permanently Vacant or Newly Created Position 7-1.05 B) b) Procedure for Filling a Temporarily Vacant Position or an Increase in Workload 7-1.11 to Priority of Employment List 7-1.16 8-2.00 Workweek and Working Hours 8-5.00 Health and Safety 8-6.00 Clothing and Uniforms 9-0.00 Settlement of grievances, arbitration and disagreement for rights recognized under this subparagraph b) 10-2.00 Local Arrangements 10-3.00 Printing and Translation 10-4.00 Coming into Force of the Agreement 10-5.00 Appendices 10-6.00 Interpretation of Texts (Protocol) 10-7.00 Annual Medical Examination Appendix II Feminization of Texts Appendix III Mediation Arbitration Appendix IV Amalgamation, Annexation or Restructuring of School Boards Appendix V Arbitration of Grievances Appendix X Equal Opportunity Advisory Committee 2) Within the framework of a hiring for an anticipated duration of over six (6) months or a replacement which extends beyond six (6) months, the casual bus driver shall also benefit from the following clauses or articles on the date of his or her hiring in the first case or at the end of the six (6) months in the second case:
Casual Bus Drivers. Casual school bus drivers called in to complete a portion of a regular run shall be paid a minimum of two hours wages.

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