GENERAL GUIDELINES AND NORMAL TDY Sample Clauses

GENERAL GUIDELINES AND NORMAL TDY. 1. All normal TDY bids will be posted for at least seven (7) days and awarded between seven (7) days and no less than fourteen (14) days prior to scheduled departure for that assignment. 2. Successful bidders or assigned employees will assume the schedule of the vacancy. 3. The senior qualified available employee will be awarded the bid, with preference to the primary gateway. TDY bids will be awarded to the senior qualified avail- able volunteer from a TDY crew at the primary gateway and, if none, then at the secondary gateway. a. If there is not a successful volunteer from a TDY crew, the senior qualified volunteer from the work center at the primary gateway, not considering depletion of the volunteer’s crew, will be awarded the bid. The same procedure will be followed at the secondary gateway to obtain a volunteer, if necessary. Once a volunteer is obtained, the Company will then force the least senior AMT at the volunteer’s work center, who is assigned to a non-depleted TDY crew, to cover the volunteer’s schedule. The forced employee may be assigned a xxxx- sition schedule, if necessary, to assume the volunteer’s schedule. b. If the TDY posting has no bidders, the Company will force the least senior qualified AMT from the work center at the primary gateway, who is assigned to a non-depleted TDY crew. Within seventy-two (72) hours after being notified of his force, the forced AMT may obtain another qualified AMT within the gateway willing to cover the TDY assignment. The forced AMT will assume the schedule of the AMT covering the TDY unless the covering AMT is from a non-depleted crew, in which case the forced AMT will work his regular schedule. The forced employee may be assigned a xxxx- sition schedule, if necessary, to assume the volunteer’s schedule. 4. Employees will not be awarded multiple TDY assignments within a one (1) week period. 5. If no TDY gateway in the region has a successful bidder, the forced assignment will be from the non-depleted TDY gate- way with preference to the primary gateway. 6. If the TDY gateways in the region are depleted, the Company reserves the right to bid the TDY in another non-depleted region in accordance with the above procedures. 7. No AMT will be forced on normal TDY with less than a seven (7) fourteen (14) day notice. Such notice will be given to the eligible employee while on duty. 8. Employees will be responsible for determining and main- taining their individual eligibility (other than due to depletion) to wo...
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