Layover Pay Sample Clauses

Layover Pay. In the event a driver is required to take a rest period during any one (1) round trip away from his their home center, the driver shall be compensated at his their regular hourly rate of pay for all hours after the first eight (8) hours of the layover.
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Layover Pay. (a) In the event a driver is required to take a rest period during any one (1) round trip away from his home terminal, he shall be compensated for layover time as follows: For the first (1st) thirteen (13) hours of each layover period, the driver receives no pay. For the next eight (8) hours, beginning with the start of the fourteenth (14th) hour after arrival at the layover point, the driver is paid at the regular hourly rate; For the next thirteen (13) hours, the driver receives no pay; For the next eight (8) hours, the driver is paid at the applicable regular hourly rate; and continuing on the same basis for each twenty-one (21) hours of continuing layover.
Layover Pay. Any Bus Driver on an authorized field or activity trip for the Employer with a destination outside the geographical boundaries of the Dubuque Community School District shall receive the following pay rate as layover pay in lieu of such Employee's regular compensation, for each hour and portion thereof spent on layover time on each such trip. Effective July 1, 2014 the rate shall be $11.00.
Layover Pay. In the event a driver is required to take a rest period during any one (1) round trip, away from his home terminal, the driver shall be compensated for layover time as follows: (a) For the first twelve (12) hours of each layover period after the run ends, the driver receives no pay; For the next eight (8) hours, beginning with the start of the thirteenth (13th) hour after arrival at the layover point, driver will be paid at the regular hourly rate, with a minimum guarantee of two (2) hours if the driver is not dispatched at the beginning of the thirteenth (13th) hour; For the next twelve (12) hours, the driver receives no pay; For the next eight (8) hours, the driver is paid at the applicable regular hourly rate; and is paid on the same basis for each twenty (20) hours of continuing layover.
Layover Pay. If an Over-the-Road Driver is directed by Neenah Transport supervision to lay over for a period exceeding twenty-four consecutive hours, the driver shall be paid eight (8) hours at the hourly rate provided in paragraph I and a meal allowance of $15.00. An additional eight (8) hours of pay at the hourly rate provided in paragraph I and a meal allowance of $15.00 will be provided at the end of each consecutive twenty-four (24) hour lay-over period thereafter. In the event a layover consists of 10 hours or more, then the company will reimburse the driver for reasonable expenses if they chose to stay in a motel.
Layover Pay. It is understood that if layover away from the driver’s home domicile is occasioned by reason of the fact that the driver is waiting for a load or for some other reason not within the control of the Employer or the driver, then in such case layover pay at the prevailing rate shall commence following the tenth (10th) hour after the beginning of a layover and shall continue for eight (8) hours. The same provisions shall apply to all subsequent layovers.
Layover Pay. 12.12.1 Due to the wear and tear of buses and fuel costs associated with returning to the bus yard, the District will pay any layover time of thirty (30) minutes or less between assignments and trips.
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Layover Pay. No Change Abuse of Free Time – No Change Section 11. Layover Points – No Change

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