Common use of Minimum Guarantee - Freight Service Clause in Contracts

Minimum Guarantee - Freight Service. Trainmen in through freight service who do not lay-off of their own accord, will be paid not less than the equivalent of miles in any one month. This will not apply to spare men. This provision will not prevent crews from making as many miles as they are consistently able to make, provided they take the proper rest, up to the maximums specified in Article Under this article, regularly set-up crews run- ning only a part of a month will be paid for such mileage at the rate of miles for each day; rest booked will not be considered as a lay-off.

Minimum Guarantee - Freight Service. (a) Trainmen in through freight service who do not lay-off of their own accord, will be paid not less than the equivalent of 3,000 miles in any one month. This will not apply to spare men. This provision will not prevent crews from making as many miles as they are consistently able to make, provided they take the proper rest, up to the maximums specified in Article 44. (b) Under this article, regularly set-up crews run- ning running only a part of a month will be paid for such mileage at the rate of 100 miles for each day; rest booked will not be considered as a lay-off.

Minimum Guarantee - Freight Service. Trainmen in through freight service who do not lay-off of their own accord, will be paid not less than the equivalent of miles in any one month. 'This will not apply to spare men. This provision will not prevent crews from making as many miles as they are consistently able to make, provided they take the proper rest, up to the maximums specified in Article Under this article, regularly set-up crews run- ning running only a part of a month will be paid for such mileage at the rate of miles for each day; rest booked will not be considered as a lay-off.

Minimum Guarantee - Freight Service. Trainmen in through freight service who do not lay-off of their own accord, will be paid not less than the equivalent of miles in any one month. This will not apply to spare men. This provision will not prevent crews from making as many miles as they are consistently able to make, provided they take the proper rest, up to the maximums specified in Article Under this article, regularly set-up crews run- ning running only a part of a month will be paid for such mileage at the rate of miles for each day; : rest booked will not be considered as a lay-off.