Pay for Critical Coverage/Premium Trips Sample Clauses

Pay for Critical Coverage/Premium Trips a. At the end of the month, the Company will compare the number of days of work that appeared on an initial bid award for line holders and the final bid award for build-up and reserve line holders with the number of days the Flight Attendant actually worked during the month. In order to be eligible for premium pay, a Flight Attendant must have actually performed work on a greater number of days than appeared on the Flight Attendant’s initial or final bid award, whichever is applicable. b. For every additional day worked on a premium trip above the number of scheduled days of work in the applicable bid award, the Flight Attendant will receive a premium of 4.0 hours of pay above guarantee. c. Days of work lost to bereavement or any action of the Company (rescheduling, cancellation, FAR compliance, training, etc.) will count as days of work for purposes of this section. d. No premium will be paid for any trip or day that is assigned by the Company rather than bid by the Flight Attendant pursuant to these provisions. All premium pay is above the monthly guarantee. e. A Flight Attendant who is awarded an out of base premium trip will be eligible for the four (4) hour premium only for the actual trip days. Normal pay will apply on travel days. A hotel will be provided if required and any deadheading will be must ride.
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