Extra Routes Sample Clauses

Extra Routes a. Extra routes will be offered by seniority. If an additional route becomes available, the route shall be bid in order of seniority, if the new route will give them more hours. However, if it does not provide any additional hours, then it will go for bid to the next senior driver. Only one extra route is allowed until each driver has been offered an extra route. The senior driver may take a second additional extra route as long as it does not put the driver over eight hours per day.
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Extra Routes. Any additional route not included in driver’s original route assignment as listed in Section 7.2.
Extra Routes. These routes are regularly scheduled routes which occur at various times throughout the day. These assignments include, but are not limited to, the following: • band routes • homework routes • activity routes • CARE, REC and STAR routes • student shuttle routes • summer school routes • employee shuttle routes • community school routes • camp routes • checking fluids and • bus safety test lane inspections.
Extra Routes. To increase the reliance of drivers being available to the District, and to ensure drivers are being properly compensated the District guarantee drivers pay for the routes they successfully bid. This will ensure the drivers are available during that time frame, and will guarantee their pay if the students are unavailable or the route does not run. If Students are not available, and the route is closed, drivers can perform office or other tasks for the transportation Department.
Extra Routes. An extra route is in addition to a regular route and picked by seniority.
Extra Routes. Extra routes are selected according to regular route driver or attendant/monitor seniority and are paid the extra route rate for the first hour and 20 minutes, followed by the Out of district Route rate (after 1 hour, 20 minutes). The regular route driver or attendant/monitor must first select a regular route. No runs are to be posted without students.
Extra Routes. An extra route list shall be created at the beginning of each school year. This list shall be sorted by seniority and extra routes shall be assigned on a rotational basis. During the school year as extra routes become available the next driver on the list shall be offered this route. Due to the nature and timing of extra routes, acceptance must be made at the time the extra route is offered. When a driver who is assigned an extra route is unable to drive, a substitute will be assigned. Route drivers may add or remove their names to/from the extra route list at any time. Drivers adding their name to the list will be placed according to seniority according to the annual list published by Human Resources. The Transportation Director shall provide transportation employees with an electronic copy of the Extra Route list within 3 days of any change to it.
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