Crew Schedule Error Clause Samples

The Crew Schedule Error clause addresses situations where mistakes or discrepancies occur in the scheduling of crew members for a project or service. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures to follow if a crew member is assigned to the wrong shift, location, or task, and may specify how such errors are to be corrected, including notification requirements and potential remedies. Its core function is to ensure that any scheduling errors are promptly identified and resolved, minimizing disruptions to operations and clarifying responsibilities for correcting such mistakes.
Crew Schedule Error. After Origination Once a Flight Attendant has commenced a sequence, any violation of the Scheduling, Hours of Service, Speaker, International or Reserve Sections of this Agreement shall be paid at time and a half for the entire sequence (one hundred percent (100%) pay and credit and fifty percent (50%) pay no credit). This provision shall not apply to Crew Schedule errors in the assignment of a sequence prior to the origination of the sequence, which is governed by the Crew Schedule error language specified in Scheduling, Section 10. In the event a dispute exists over whether a violation of this Agreement has occurred, the matter will be resolved through Dispute Resolution and Grievance Procedures, Section 30 and System Board of Adjustment, Section 31. P. CONSOLIDATION OF ALL-NIGHTERS RESULTING IN FLAGSTOP(S) The crew scheduled to fly the all-nighter trip which has been canceled and consolidated into another all-nighter because of operational necessity shall receive pay and credit for the published value of the canceled trip.
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