DRIVING SCHEDULES Sample Clauses

DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete trip in scheduled running time without satisfactory explanation. 1st offense - reprimand. 2nd offense - 24-hour layoff. 3rd offense - 3-day layoff. 4th offense - subject to discharge. (b) Delaying of load or equipment without satisfactory explanation. 1st offense - reprimand. 2nd offense - 3-day layoff. 3rd offense - subject to discharge. (c) Failure to follow highway routings or special routings designated by dispatcher or on freight bills. 1st offense - reprimand. 2nd offense - 3-day layoff. 3rd offense - subject to discharge.
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DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete run or make pickups and/or deliveries at scheduled time without satisfactory explanation. First offenseWarning Letter Second offense – Warning Letter Third offense – 3 day suspension Fourth offense – 5 day suspension Subsequent offenses – subject to discharge (b) Unnecessary delaying of load or equipment. First offense – Warning Letter Second offense – 3 day suspension Third offense – 1 week suspension Subject to discharge in aggravated cases (c) Failure to follow routings as designated or instructed. First offense – Warning Letter Subsequent offenses – 3 day suspension (d) Taking lunch period at times other than as specified by the Company or Contract. First offense – Warning Letter Second offense – 3 day suspension Subsequent offenses – subject to discharge
DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete work in scheduled time without satisfactory explanation. 1st Offense - Warning notice 2nd Offense - Warning notice 3rd Offense - 3 day suspension 4th Offense - 5 day suspension Subsequent Offenses - Subject to discharge (b) Unnecessary delaying of load or equipment. 1st Offense - Warning notice 2nd Offense - 3 day suspension 3rd Offense - 1 week suspension Discharge in aggravated cases (c) Failure to follow routings as designated or instructed. 1st Offense - Warning notice Subsequent Offenses - 3 day suspension (d) Taking lunch period at times other than specified in the Collective Bargaining Agreement without permission. 1st Offense - Warning notice 2nd Offense - 3 day suspension Subsequent Offenses - Subject to discharge
DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete run or make pickups and/or deliveries at scheduled time without satisfactory explanation. First offenseWarning Letter Second offense—Warning Letter Third offense—3 day suspension Fourth offense—5 day suspension Subsequent offenses—subject to discharge (b) Unnecessary delaying of load or equipment. First offense—
DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete trip in scheduled running time without satisfactory explanation. 1st offense — reprimand 2nd offense — 24-hour layoff 3rd offense — 3-day layoff 4th offense — subject to discharge (b) Delaying of load or equipment without satisfactory explanation. 1st offense — reprimand 2nd offense — 3-day layoff 3rd offense — subject to discharge (c) Failure to follow highway routings or special routings designated by the dispatcher or on freight bills. 1st offense — reprimand 2nd offense — 3-day layoff 3rd offense — subject to discharge
DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete work in scheduled time without satisfacto- ry explanation.
DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete work in scheduled time without satisfacto- ry explanation. 1st Offense—Warning notice 2ndOffense—Warning notice 3rd Offense—Three (3) day suspension 4th Offense—Five (5) day suspension Subsequent Offenses—Subject to discharge (b) Unnecessary delaying of load or equipment. 1st Offense—
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DRIVING SCHEDULES. A) Failure to complete trip in scheduled running time without satisfactory explanation lst Offense - Reprimand 2nd Offense - 24 hour layoff 3rd Offense - 3 day layoff 4th Offense - Subject to discharge B) Delaying of load or equipment without satisfactory explanation lst Offense - Reprimand 2nd Offense - 3 day layoff 3rd Offense - Subject to discharge C) Failure to follow highway routings or special routings designated by dispatcher or on freight bills lst Offense - Reprimand 2nd Offense - 3 day layoff 3rd Offense - Subject to discharge
DRIVING SCHEDULES. (a) Failure to complete trip in scheduled running time without satisfactory explanation.
DRIVING SCHEDULES. (1) Failure to complete run or make pickups and/or deliveries at scheduled time without satisfactory explanation: First offense—reprimand Second offense—reprimand Third offense—three (3) day suspension Fourth offense—five (5) day suspension Subsequent offenses—subject to discharge (2) Unnecessary delaying of load or equipment: First offense—reprimand Second offense—three (3) day suspension Third offense—one (1) week suspension In aggravated cases—subject to discharge (3) Failure to follow routings as designated or instructed: First offense—reprimand Second offense—reprimand Subsequent offenses—three (3) day suspension (4) Taking meal period at times other than as specified by the Em- ployer: First offense—reprimand Second offense—three (3) day suspension Subsequent offenses—subject to discharge
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