Hold-Down Picking Sample Clauses

Hold-Down Picking. Any scheduled straight or swing run that is open for three (3) days is a hold- down and will be assigned to the first extra cashier on the district seniority list entitled to receive an open hold-down run. All hold-downs shall be picked each month by the extra cashiers who are available to work such runs in the order of their district seniority. The picking will commence on the Thursday preceding the first Sunday of the calendar month in which the runs so picked are to be worked. Any run becoming a hold-down after hold-down picking has started may only be picked by extra cashiers who have not already picked a hold-down. The Authority will assign a hold-down to an extra cashier who is qualified and next in line to pick a hold-down who does not pick for any reason. Hold-downs picked shall be worked by the cashiers picking them or to whom they are assigned for a period of one month, starting the Sunday following the commencement of the picking, or until the cashier to whom the run is regularly assigned returns to work, if one returns to work within such month, except that convalescent cashier runs (as set forth in Section 416 (3)) picked as hold-downs by extra cashiers shall be worked by the cashiers picking them or to whom they are assigned for a period of one month, or until such run is assigned to a convalescent cashier. An extra cashier who picks or is assigned a hold-down for a period of five (5) or more days shall be classed as a regular cashier for the calendar week during which such fifth day falls and during each succeeding calendar week that such hold- down is assigned.
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Hold-Down Picking. Any scheduled straight or swing !!!yardperson run that is open for three (3) days is a hold-down except that an owl run that is assigned to a yardperson will be classed as a hold-down on the day such run is assigned. Yard motorpersons hold- down runs will be assigned in accordance with the provisions of the picking regulations established for the depot to either the first regular switchperson-coupler- blocker or the first extra yardperson on the depot seniority list who is qualified for the work and entitled to received an open hold-down run. In the event there are more vacant yard motorpersons hold-down runs than qualified extra yardpersons available at a depot where it has been established that open yard motorpersons hold-down runs shall be first assigned extra yardpersons, the excess number of vacant yard motorpersons hold-down runs will be assigned to qualified regular switchperson-coupler-blockers in the reverse order of their depot seniority. In the event there are more vacant yard motorpersons hold-down runs than qualified regular switchperson-coupler-blockers available at a depot where it has been established that open yard motorpersons hold-down runs shall be first assigned to regular switchperson-coupler-blockers, the excess number of vacant yard motorpersons hold-down runs will be assigned to qualified extra yardpersons in the order of their depot seniority. A switchperson-coupler-blocker hold-down run vacated by a switchperson- coupler-blocker who is assigned a yard motorperson hold-down run or that is classed as a hold-down will be assigned to the first extra-yardperson on the depot seniority list entitled to receive an open hold-down run. At a depot where it has been established that open yard motorpersons hold- down runs shall be first assigned to regular switchperson-coupler-blockers in order of their depot seniority, all yard motorpersons hold-down runs shall be first picked each month by qualified regular switchperson-coupler-blockers and any such vacant runs not so picked shall be then picked by extra yardpersons in order of their depot seniority. At a depot where it has been established that open yard motorpersons hold- down runs shall be first assigned to extra yardpersons in order of their depot seniority, all yard motorpersons hold-down runs shall be picked each month by qualified extra yardpersons and regular switchperson-coupler-blockers in order of their depot seniority. In the event there are more vacant yard motorpersons hold-do...
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Hold-Down Picking. Any scheduled straight or swing run that is open for three days is a hold-down and will be assigned to the first extra person on the district seniority list entitled to receive an open-hold-down run and available for work on the day for which the first assignment is to be made. Holddowns shall be picked each month by the extra persons who are available to work such runs, in the order of their district seniority. Each extra person shall present oneself at the district at the time scheduled to pick or shall leave in writing with the dispatcher, on a form furnished by the Authority, three (3) choices. Open runs that may be picked shall include relief runs in addition to regular runs classed as hold-downs. The picking will be conducted on the Monday preceding the first Sunday of the next succeeding calendar month. Any run becoming a hold-down after hold-down picking has started may only be picked by extra persons who have not already picked a hold-down.
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