MISSED REPORT TIME Sample Clauses

MISSED REPORT TIME. The parties acknowledge the importance of reporting for work in a punctual manner. If an Operator has reason to believe they may be late reporting for their assigned duties, they must advise their Supervisor immediately. The following procedure shall be followed for operators who report late: a) An Operator who misses the report time, but departs the Transit Facility or designated start point on time on their assigned run shall be provided written notification of the late. The fourth (4th) late in the calendar year will result in a coaching session. Subsequent lates in the calendar year will be subject to the discipline process. b) An Operator misses their report time and cannot commence their assigned run, the following shall apply: • For the first three (3) occurrences in the calendar year the Operator shall be assigned to the Spareboard for the day, provided written notification of the late and the late time will be deducted from their pay. A coaching session will take place after the third (3rd) occurrence. • For the fourth (4th) and subsequent occurrences the Operator shall be placed on the Spareboard for the day, provided written notification of the late and the late time will be deducted from their pay. The Operator will be subject to the discipline process. c) An Operator who is late more than one hundred and twenty (120) minutes will be sent home without pay, for that shift, unless exempted by Transit Management.
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MISSED REPORT TIME. The parties acknowledge the importance of reporting for work in a punctual manner. If an Operator has reason to believe they may be late reporting for their assigned duties, they must advise their Supervisor immediately. The following procedure shall be followed for operators who report late:
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MISSED REPORT TIME. The parties acknowledge the importance of reporting for work in a punctual manner. If an Operator has reason to believe they may be late reporting for their assigned duties, they must advise their Supervisor immediately. The following procedure shall be followed for operators who report late: a) An Operator who misses the report time, but departs the Transit Facility or designated start point on time on their assigned run shall be provided written notification of the late. The third (3rd) late in the calendar year will result in a coaching session. Subsequent lates in the calendar year will be subject to the discipline process. b) An Operator misses their report time and cannot commence their assigned run, the following shall apply:  For the first two (2) occurrences in the calendar year the Operator shall be assigned to the Spareboard for the day, provided written notification of the late and the late time will be deducted from their pay. A coaching session will take place after the second (2nd) occurrence.  For the third (3rd) and subsequent occurrences the Operator shall be placed on the Spareboard for the day, provided written notification of the late and the late time will be deducted from their pay. The Operator will be subject to the discipline process.
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MISSED REPORT TIME. The parties acknowledge the importance of reporting for work in a punctual manner. If an operator has reason to believe they may be late reporting for their assigned duties, they must advise their Supervisor immediately. The following procedure shall be followed for operators who report late: a) An Operator who misses the report time, but departs the Transit Facility or designated start point on time on their assigned run shall be provided written notification of the late. The fourth (4th) late in the calendar year will result in a coaching session. Subsequent lates in the calendar year will be subject to the discipline process. b) An Operator misses their report time and cannot commence their assigned run, the following shall apply: c) An Operator who is late more than one hundred and twenty (120) minutes will be sent home without pay, for that shift, unless exempted by Transit Management.
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