Common use of Emergency Time Clause in Contracts

Emergency Time. a. Standby in case of possible need of driver or bus when not assigned to a regular run. b. Completing the run of another driver due to a bus breakdown starting with the time he/she starts the emergency run to when he/she returns to the bus lot. c. Breakdown or weather conditions beyond the normal time slot for those runs which exceed 15 minutes.

Emergency Time. a. Standby in case of possible need of driver or bus when not assigned to a regular run. b. Completing the run of another driver due to a bus breakdown starting with the time he/she starts the emergency run to when he/she returns to the bus lot. c. Breakdown or weather conditions beyond the normal time slot for those runs which exceed 15 minutes. d. When a supervisor requests a driver to work beyond Fifteen (15) minutes on map adjustments/corrections or develop seating charts.

Emergency Time. a. Standby in case of possible need of driver or bus when not assigned to a regular run. b. Completing the run of another driver due to a bus breakdown starting with the time he/she starts the emergency run to when he/she returns to the bus lot. c. Breakdown or weather conditions beyond the normal time slot for those runs which exceed 15 minutesruns. d. Emergency Time pay will be paid at the drivers hourly driving rate.