Hours of Service & 34-Hour Restart Sample Clauses

Hours of Service & 34-Hour Restart. The parties recognize that there may be circumstances where CDL-qualified employees are interested in working additional hours, but do not have sufficient hours of service available in that week under the current system. The current system also can result in freight either not being serviced or being moved by a third party carrier, given the Employer's ongoing challenges recruiting and retaining CDL-qualified drivers. This Section is intended to: 1) increase earning opportunities for bargaining unit employees on a voluntary basis; 2) decrease the need for and use of non-union contractors; and 3) allow the Employer to service customers, acquire new business and reduce backlogs. This Section will not alter the bidding or job opportunities that currently exist. Rather, this Section is intended to allow bargaining unit personnel the VOLUNTARY option of performing additional work that likely would otherwise be performed by contractors or third parties.
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