Other Trips Sample Clauses

Other Trips. At the route selection meeting drivers will indicate their willingness to drive field trips and/or mini-trips. The administration will maintain a separate trip list for each type of trip. Those drivers who indicate a willingness to drive these trips will be assigned the trips on a rotating basis. If the assigned driver cannot take the trip due to a conflict, the next driver on the list will be assigned.
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Other Trips. It is recognized that during the course of the regular workday trip openings may occur due to absences or other unforeseen circumstances (including the pick-up and delivery of printed materials and substituting for the BOCES, ELC or any other regularly scheduled bus run). Transportation employees interested in driving these trips shall sign up on a list at the beginning of each semester. Trips will be offered on a rotating basis. A record of all such trips will be maintained and distributed to the Association on a monthly basis.
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