Common use of Competitive Dropping of Trailers Clause in Contracts

Competitive Dropping of Trailers. The Employer will not drop a trailer to be loaded or unloaded unless the customer has been determined by the Company and the Local Union to be a competitive drop. Trailers dropped for less than twen- ty-four (24) hours during a layoff must be covered by bargaining unit employees, except in cases of customers serviced by nonunion carriers.

Competitive Dropping of Trailers. The Employer will not drop a trailer to be loaded or unloaded unless un- less the customer has been determined by the Company and the Local Union to be a competitive drop. Trailers dropped for less than twen- tytwenty-four (24) hours during a layoff must be covered by bargaining unit employees, except in cases of customers serviced by nonunion carriers.

Competitive Dropping of Trailers. The Employer will not drop a trailer to be loaded or unloaded unless the customer has been determined by the Company and the Local Union to be a competitive drop. Trailers dropped for less than twen- ty-twenty- four (24) hours during a layoff must be covered by bargaining unit employees, except in cases of customers serviced by nonunion carriers.carriers.‌‌‌

Competitive Dropping of Trailers. The Employer will not drop a trailer to be loaded or unloaded unless the customer has been determined by the Company and the Local Union to be a competitive drop. Trailers dropped for less than twen- tytwenty-four (24) hours during a layoff must be covered by bargaining unit employees, except in cases of customers serviced by nonunion carriers.

Competitive Dropping of Trailers. The Employer will not drop a trailer to be loaded or unloaded unless un- less the customer has been determined by the Company and the Local Union to be a competitive drop. Trailers dropped for less than twen- tytwenty-four (24) hours during a layoff must be covered by bargaining bargain- ing unit employees, except in cases of customers serviced by nonunion non- union carriers.