Daily Bookings Sample Clauses

Daily Bookings at the respective Booking Offices shall post the forms provided with the names and numbers of all spares required to report each day. Spares shall report at designated time and place of bookings. Should spare operators report late, the actual time of report shall be marked opposite their names. In the event spare operators fail to report, ❑ (no report) shall be marked opposite their names. Spare operators calling to give reasons for being late or absent shall have such reasons marked opposite their names. Spare operators who report late shall hold no seniority among the regular qualified spares, but shall be booked in order of seniority with other late report operators. Morning spare operators who call their respective depots and are informed by the that they are not needed may report to the depot of their choice before hours and they shall be qualified to hold their own seniority at the booking. When a Daily Booking error affecting Spares can be corrected prior to their next scheduled Booking they will be permitted to attend the Booking and hold their seniority. Spare operators failing to report in person before hours shall not hold their seniority at the booking, but shall be booked in order of seniority with other late report operators after the qualified spares. The in charge of each booking shall list all work known to be open in order to permit spares to see the open work. Spares shall select work in order of seniority with early morning spares being compelled to book on runs out prior to hours. Should there be more pieces of work than can be covered by regular booked spares, the in charge of the booking, under the direction of the Superintendent of Service shall list only the most important pieces of work that regular booked spares can book. Other work will be listed as Not Book). The last spare at the respective bookings must accept the work within the spread time or automatically suspends himself or herself (for that date only). The operator must report the reason for suspending himself or herself to the Transportation Operations Division as soon as possible. The work in question is then to be split up and offered to the other spares. Regular booked spares at all bookings are permitted in order of seniority to select from the work available regardless of the platform time involved provided the work available can be covered by regular booked spares having due regard to overtime payment controls. A spare may turn down work provided there is a spare ...
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Daily Bookings. Note: For specifics refer to Operators Spare Board Rules and Procedures. - Attached and awarded by the Xxxxxx Interest Board in a series of decisions from October 9, 2009 to July 22, 2011. Effective April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2011.
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