Charter Trips Sample Clauses

Charter Trips. 1. Drivers shall be eligible for charter trips after ninety (90) working days. Substitute driving time shall be counted towards the 90-day waiting period. 2. Charter trips shall be posted on a weekly schedule with assignments being made once a week. 3. Charter trips which are scheduled after the posted trips have been accepted, shall also be posted as they become known. If a charter trip cannot be posted because of time limitations, the trip will be offered to the next available driver based on the rotation list. Every attempt will be made to give a driver twenty-four (24) hour notice. Non-posted trips which become available within one (1) hour of their actual start time shall not count as a trip for the purpose of counting time on the charter trip rotation list. All such trips will be paid at the driver’s regular rate if they occur during the driver’s scheduled regular run. 4. Charter trips shall be assigned to drivers on a rotating basis in accordance with the drivers' seniority and preference for said trips. When the seniority list has been exhausted from top to bottom, the rotation process will be started over again. 5. Drivers shall indicate their choice of a charter trip(s) at the time of bidding. 6. Except under extenuating circumstances, all drivers assigned to a charter trip shall provide twenty-four (24) hour notice when they are unable to take a trip. There shall be no trading of trips among drivers. 7. When a driver is assigned a charter trip which is cancelled but the driver is not notified prior to the beginning of the trip, the driver shall be compensated for one (1) hour. When the above occurs after 6 p.m. or on a weekend, the driver will be compensated for two (2) hours. 8. When two (2) charter trips overlap, but do not conflict with one another, they can be assigned to one driver provided they do not interfere with a regular bus run. 9. Except in the case of an emergency, when a driver fails to appear for an assigned charter trip, said driver shall forfeit his right to the next charter trip for which he is eligible. Thereafter, he may bid on a charter trip. 10. Drivers shall be compensated on a continuous basis from the time they leave the bus lot until they return to the bus lot for all trips which do not require the driver to stay overnight. 11. When a charter trip requires that a driver stay overnight, he shall be compensated for all driving time. Further, the Employer shall provide lodging and meals at or near the location of the acti...
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Charter Trips. The following shall occur on rotation of Transportation Charter Trips: (1) A driver who, on the day of the charter, turns down a previously accepted charter, will be charged with twice the hours of that charter. (2) A driver who fails to report for a previously accepted charter will be charged with three times the hours of that charter.
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Charter Trips. Each athletic activity will be entitled to use charter buses for trips up to two (2) times during the regular season and for each playoff game. Each non-athletic student activity will also be permitted to use charter buses two (2) times during the school year. Any charter bus trips above the amounts set forth in this Article will be discussed with the OAPSE President. The maximums shall only be exceeded based upon the mutual agreement of the Superintendent and OAPSE President or if state or federal law prohibits the use of regular buses for the trip.
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Charter Trips. Charter trip duties, including, but not limited to, driving to and from field trips, over-night trips, student athletic or extracurricular events, shall be selected one-by-one by the bus drivers on a seniority basis. The hours worked while performing charter duties, including waiting time, shall be considered compensable. It is expressly acknowledged by the Parties to this Agreement that prior to August 1, 2007, the District utilized the services of a third party transportation provider to perform some charter trips. The Administration shall have the right to continue to utilize the services of a third party outside transportation company whenever it determines that the District lacks the necessary equipment or available staff for the aforementioned chartered events. 8.1 Family and Medical Leave
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Charter Trips. The following conditions will apply: X. Xxxxx will be assigned on a rotating basis based upon the seniority rank of those drivers signing the Charter Trips Interest List at the beginning of each school year. B. In order to guarantee no loss in pay when taking Charter Trips, drivers get their regular run rate plus the payment of the Charter Trip rate minus ½ hour when taking Charter Trips that begin early enough to cause the driver to lose their regular run pay. C. In order to guarantee no loss in pay when taking Charter Trips, drivers who will be gone all day on Monday-Fridays, will be paid for one run at the driver’s regular run rate, plus the payment of the Charter Trip Rate. D. The Board will negotiate, when necessary, Special Charter rates for extended-stay trips or trips with extenuating circumstances. E. There will be a minimum pay rate of two (2) hours for any Charter Trips that involve two or less hours. Also, there will be a minimum pay rate of one (1) hour of notification. F. A $25.00 premium will be paid for Charter Trips in excess of one hundred twenty five (125) miles one way. Chicago, Detroit and Cedar Point would be prime examples. G. For all out of town events, cost for tickets or admittance, up to a maximum of $35.00 for the bus driver(s) will be borne by the sponsoring group. Meal allowances are limited to: breakfast $6.00, lunch $7.00, and dinner $9.00. If a free meal is provided to the driver by a restaurant or by the Charter Trip activity, the meal allowance will be considered null and void. Meal receipts must be provided for reimbursement for reimbursement. H. A kindergarten driver will always be used for Kindergarten Round-Up, when and if the Kindergarten drivers are available.
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Charter Trips. The following conditions will apply: X. Xxxxx will be assigned on a rotating basis based upon the seniority rank of those drivers signing the Charter Trips Interest List at the beginning of each school year. B. In order to guarantee no loss in pay when taking charter trips, drivers shall receive their regular run pay plus the payment of the charter trip rate minus 1/2 hour per missed run when taking a charter trip that occurs during any or all of a drivers regularly scheduled runs. C. The Board will negotiate, when necessary, special charter rates for extended- stay trips or trips with extenuating circumstances. D. There will be a minimum pay rate of two (2) hours for any charter trips that involve two (2) or less hours. Also, there will be a minimum pay rate of one (1) hour of notification. E. A premium will be paid for charter trips in excess of one hundred twenty five (125) miles one way. Chicago, Detroit, and Cedar Point would be prime examples. F. For all out of town events, cost for tickets or admittance, up to a maximum of $35.00 for the bus driver(s) will be borne by the sponsoring group. Meal allowances are limited to: Breakfast $6.00; Lunch $7.00; Dinner $9.00. If a free meal is provided to the driver by a restaurant or by the charter trip activity, the meal allowance will be considered null and void. Meal receipts must be provided for reimbursement. G. A kindergarten driver will always be used for kindergarten round-up, when and if the kindergarten drivers are available.
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Charter Trips. All ineligible charter trips will be offered to substitutes first. If no substitutes are available, the ineligible charter trip will be offered the ineligible regular drivers.
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Charter Trips. If your package trip involves a charter flight, or if your vacation involves an air-on1y charter flight, federal regulations require that you also sign the charter operator's participant agreement, which will be mailed to you. It is extremely important that you realize that, for charters: Departure rimes (both going and returning) can change at the last minute. These delays legally can be as much as 48 hours (approximately two days late). Your flight may be advertised as non-stop; however, the operator may legally change the routing and make intermediate stops at the last minute. The charter operator may legally-substitute types of aircraft and even airline at the last minute. Charter aircraft are generally not as comfortable as the scheduled aircraft. The charter operator generally takes no responsibility for baggage It is not unusual to have luggage misplaced. Charter trips have very stiff cancellation penalties. No one plans a trip with the idea of canceling; however, sometimes that becomes necessary and you must understand what to expect or not to expect in the way of refunds. Usually, no frequent flyer miles are accrued. Advance seat assignments are frequently not available.
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Charter Trips. Charter trips are temporary run assignments, aside from regular run assignments, during which students are transported to an educational field trip, sports event, children’s theater, or special event. 6.1.5.6.1 All charter trips will be posted and interested drivers within job classification 13-511 and 14-512 must sign. Seniority and preference will be the ruling factor in assignment of charter trips. Provided, however, that no driver may be assigned a charter trip, without prior approval of the supervisor, that conflicts with that driver’s regular run unless the charter trip is posted as more than four (4) hours in duration. 6.1.5.6.2 A regular driver may sign for as many trips as he/she wishes but is permitted to take only two (2) trips per week according to seniority. Week is defined in 6.1.5.6.6. 6.1.5.6.3 No driver shall take two (2) trips on consecutive days or nights unless there is no other driver available. There shall be an emergency standby list created of drivers who will indicate interest in writing once each year to cover week-end driving which becomes available because of driver cancellation. Due to short notice on some occasions, the next senior driver must be available by the time needed for the emergency coverage of the trip. 6.1.5.6.4 Regular drivers shall indicate sequence choice when signing for more than one (1) trip. 6.1.5.6.5 Charter trips scheduled after posted trips have been assigned on the weekly schedule will be posted. Any regular driver may bid for such assignment. The assignment will be made at least twenty-four (24) hours before the trip is scheduled to leave. If the trip cannot be posted because of time limitations, the trip will be assigned to the most senior, eligible driver. The trip will be assigned to the senior eligible bidder, providing such bidder has not already taken two (2) trips during the week, or has not already taken a trip the day before the late posted trip. If the senior bidder has an assigned trip later in the week which would make him/her ineligible (i.e., more than two (2) trips during the week, or on consecutive days or nights), it is agreed that he/she would relinquish the trip which makes him/her ineligible. Trips that the successful bidder was previously assigned will be assigned to the senior bidder from the list of original bidders who meet the contractual language. 6.1.5.6.6 All regular drivers assigned to a trip must give twenty-four
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