Overtime Distribution for Bus Drivers Sample Clauses

Overtime Distribution for Bus Drivers. Whenever it is necessary for bus drivers to work overtime as determined by the appropriate manager, such overtime shall be distributed as equally as is reasonable on the basis of operational need, consideration of route interference, and/or the legal limits of driving/working. The District will attempt to equalize overtime by January 1 and July 1 of each year.
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Overtime Distribution for Bus Drivers. 16 Moved to Article XXI Transportation
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Overtime Distribution for Bus Drivers. 30 31 Special trips and field trips will be offered on a rotating basis as indicated above. 32 No driver shall be eligible to drive on the special and/or field trips until he/she 33 has been proven qualified by the Transportation Services Manager or Bus Driver 34 Trainer, whereupon his/her name will be placed on the rotation schedule. 35 Employees will be given an opportunity to be proven qualified within one (1) 36 year from the date of hire. Employees now on existing rotation schedules shall 37 continue from the date of this Agreement. Overtime distribution for bus drivers 38 will be applicable to Bus Driver Trainers.
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