Hold Downs Sample Clauses

Hold Downs. Hold downs will be posted for full time runs only. Extra Board people desiring to bid on a Hold Down must be available for the duration of the Hold Down. If a regular Operator elects to do an extra piece of work for the duration of the bid and then goes on vacation, that piece will be posted along with the regular bid for the Hold Down period and the Extra Board Operator assigned will work as the regular Operator. Forced bids/Open Runs: If the open run that is to be forced is an AM run, the least senior Operator available on the AM board will be assigned that run. If the open run that is to be forced is an PM run, the least senior Operator available on the PM board will be assigned that run. Sick-out Hold Downs will be posted the Sunday after an employee has been on Sick-out a week and will be for the duration of the Sick-out. Should an employee take individual days such as vacation days or incentive hours for a consecutive week, the Company shall post this as a hold down. Should the employee choose to cancel any of the individual days that are posted as a hold down, they must do this before the hold down is taken down by 3:00 P.M. on Wednesday. Any slot not filled will be run off the Extra Board. All specials when posted shall have a posted sign on-time and unless made a part of the daily assignment will have a guarantee of four hours. To ensure run coverage, employees who are off sick must call in one (1) hour before their report time for the first two (2) days. All Extra Board Operators shall provide a telephone number where they may be contacted by Dispatch. When an Extra Board Operator is released from duty after an assignment, his work day will not be considered completed unless informed of such by the Dispatcher. This provision does not apply to split run assignments. An Extra Board Operator must be given at least eight (8) hours off duty between daily assignments, but has the option of taking ten (10) hours. No employee will be allowed to work more than fifteen hours in one day. Extra Board Operators that have Sunday off will get the holiday off just as the Operator bidding regular runs with Sunday off. The mandatory turnaround from one day’s assignment to the next will be a mandatory eight (8) hour turnaround - ten (10) hours optional. This does not change the mandatory ten (10) hour turnaround between regular runs as bid on at each general bid date. Each Operator will make the decision whether he wants to return to work after eight (8) hours off ...
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Hold Downs. 1. For the purpose of this Agreement the following definitions shall apply: A hold down is defined as any job or new bid assignment that is open for a full week (Sunday through Saturday), except for jobs that are bid as single days. An active extraboard operator is any extraboard operator available for daily work assignments. An inactive extraboard operator is any extraboard operator working a "hold down" assignment; such operator is not eligible for extra work assignments, except by overall seniority. (Extraboard internships - See Article XIII E.)
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Hold Downs. All Regular runs known to be open for a full pay week or more will become Hold-downs and shall be worked each week by those operators who bid the Extra Board. Any run that becomes open after 2:00 PM Wednesday of each week shall be worked from the rotating extra board. Hold-downs shall be worked from the Extra Board as follows:
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Hold Downs. When a regularly assigned run is temporarily open for a period of 40 hours or more in a work week, it shall be assigned in its entirety to the full-time operator who is readily available for the work (with the exception of annual leave) with the greatest amount of seniority desiring the same who has not been assigned to a regularly assigned run. When so assigned, such run shall be pulled by him or her until the regular operator to whom it was originally assigned returns to work or until it has been reassigned at a general assignment of runs.
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Hold Downs. 1. A run held by a full-time operator will be posted for hold down, if:
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Hold Downs. A. Definition: A hold down is any run open or unassigned from the second (2nd) consecutive day to thirty (30) days.
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