Field Trip Bidding Sample Clauses

Field Trip Bidding. Field Trips shall be made available on a rotating basis to all regular, eligible non–probationary drivers, who hold a regular bid work assignment, excluding call–in and limited service drivers. Field trips shall be made available to all experienced subs. The following steps will be followed to award field trips: 1. The absolute seniority among drivers shall prevail when drivers with higher and lower seniority are eligible to bid for the same field trip. 2. All regular non-probationary drivers who are at zero or above in the No-Fault Attendance Policy, effective December 1, 1996, shall be eligible to bid on field trips. (Eligibility is based upon the driver’s no-fault status on the day the field trip is bid.) 3. A list of all known field trips will be posted by 8:00 a.m. on the second day prior to the trip, along with a list of the drivers who are eligible to bid on the trips. (Thursday will be the appropriate day for Saturday, Sunday and Monday trips as a single unit.) If the driver is ill on the day their name is posted, the dispatcher will make one verified call to that person by phone at the contact number on file. The driver must respond by 6:00 p.m. the same day and dispatch will complete the bid sheet for them. If the driver cannot be reached or does not respond by the deadline, that driver will be passed over. 4. Each driver bidding on a field trip shall, by 6:00 p.m. on the day of the posting, submit a preference list for the available assignments. Assignment(s) will be made in seniority order with trips being awarded based on the bidders’ preference. 5. Drivers who choose not to bid on a posted assignment shall be passed on the appropriate rotation list as though they performed the assignment. 6. Field Trips not known prior to the posting deadline (8:00 a.m.) or not filled by the above procedure because an eligible driver does not submit a bid will be posted as an emergency field trip. 7. A driver whose name appears at the top of both the regular and emergency lists at the same time must elect the assignment he/she prefers. Drivers must respond in accordance with the posting deadlines. 8. A list of awarded trips will be posted by 8:00 a.m. the day prior to the trip. 9. During winter break and spring break the rotation list will go back to the top until regular school begins. Then it will resume where it was before the break. This separate list will be used for all assignments which begin after midnight on the last day of work prior to the break. A...
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Field Trip Bidding. Drivers may bid on field trips, once per week, that would permit him/her to exceed forty (40) hours in any one (1) week. No driver shall miss, or be required to miss, any regular run to stay within the forty (40) hour week. Likewise, any driver exceeding forty (40) hours caused by an assigned trip shall not be required to release his/her remaining regular runs or bid trips in order to get hours below forty (40) hours. Regular drivers may not drive on field trips, which interfere with their regular route, during the first two weeks of a new school year.
Field Trip Bidding. 1201 At the beginning of each school year a field trip list shall be arranged in the order of seniority with the most senior driver being first on the list.
Field Trip Bidding. Field Trips shall be made available on a rotating basis to all regular, eligible non–probationary drivers, who hold a regular bid work assignment, excluding call–in and limited service drivers. Field trips shall be made available to all experienced subs. The following steps will be followed to award field trips: 1. All regular non-probationary drivers who are at zero or above in the No-Fault Attendance Policy, effective December 1, 1996, shall be eligible to bid on field trips. (Eligibility is based upon the driver’s no- fault status on the day the field trip is bid.) 2. A list of all known field trips will be posted by 8:00 a.m. on the second day prior to the trip, along with a list of the drivers who are eligible to bid on the trips. (Thursday will be the appropriate day for Saturday, Sunday and Monday trips as a single unit.) 3. Each driver bidding on a field trip shall, by 6:00 p.m. on the day of the posting, submit a preference list for the available assignments. Assignment(s) will be made in seniority order with trips being awarded based on the bidders’ preference. Drivers will be notified by the end of the day prior to the trip which assignments they have. 4. Field Trips not known prior to the posting deadline or not filled by the above procedure because an eligible driver does not submit a bid will be offered in rotating seniority order from an emergency seniority rotation list. 5. Drivers who choose not to bid on a posted assignment shall be passed on the appropriate rotation list as though they performed the assignment.

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