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.
Charter Trips. The following conditions will apply:
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.
Charter Trips. The following shall occur on rotation of Transportation Charter Trips:
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
