Pick of Runs Sample Clauses

Pick of Runs. Seniority/ Frequency 1 . Department seniority shall govern picking of runs when changing departments within the bargaining unit, seniority will only be maintained for six months . The employee will have the option to return to the former department, but not to original picked assignment . 2 . Transit / ADA Drivers shall have a weekly guarantee of forty (40) hours for a maximum of five (5) days, unless operational needs require otherwise . 3 . There shall be at least one (1) pick every three (3) months on Transit runs in the calendar year: seniority shall prevail . A new pick shall be posted for the following reasons: (a) termination of employment or (b) new work . There shall be three (3) picks annually for ADA runs . 4 . Runs, cover jobs and other assignments containing all known prospective work shall be posted for pick . The Portal may be used as a means for Pick Postings . Five (5) copies of the pick sheets shall be furnished to the Union at least five (5) days prior to the date of each pick and Employees shall pick assignments in accordance with their departmental seniority . Employees who are absent because of illness shall be afforded an opportunity to pick by mail or telephone or written authorization by said party to the Union . When changing departments within the bargaining unit, seniority will only be maintained for six months . The employee will have the option to return to the former department, but not to original picked assignment . 5 . Pick sheets are not to leave the property at any time, but the Company will supply a private 6 . Each employee shall be given an opportunity to train on all equipment and on all extra work that may become available . In the event the Employer does not permit an employee to qualify, the Employer shall give his reason to the employee and the Union in writing . This applies to all new work that may become available . 7 . Company will post hours of pay on each run at first pick .
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Pick of Runs. There shall be a scheduled service change four (4) times per year, effective on or about March 15, June 15, September 1 and November 30. For purposes of definition, “on or about” shall be defined as ten (10) days prior to or ten
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Pick of Runs. There shall be a Station Pick of Runs at least four
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Pick of Runs. Section 1. A minimum of three (3) run picks shall be conducted in a calendar year. The maximum period of time between picks shall not exceed four (4) months and fifteen (15) days. This period of time between picks may be extended by mutual agreement between the Union and Metro. All run picks must be completed within five (5) days, Monday through Friday. Section 2. A Union representative shall assist in the pick of runs under the direction of Metro representative. By mutual agreement between Metro and the Union; the Union will have paid time off to review any “Pick of Runs" not to exceed two (2) days per pick prior to it being hung in Transportation and Paratransit Sections, (rollover picks excluded). Section 3. If any major changes are made, a pick will be scheduled as soon as practical. Section 4. All Regular Operators passing a pick and who choose to go to the Extra Board will be considered for this purpose in the same category as an Extra Operator and will be governed under the rules and regulations applicable to Extra Operators. Section 5. Anytime an Operator who wants to be excused from any Tripper they have agreed to work, it is the responsibility of that Operator to get another qualified Operator to agree to work the Tripper or be properly excused by the Supervisor.
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Pick of Runs. Section 1. A minimum of three (3) run picks shall be conducted in a calendar year, generally in April, August and December. The maximum period of time between picks shall not exceed four (4) months and fifteen (15) days. This period of time between picks may be extended by mutual agreement between Metro and the Union. When the pick is posted the Union Xxxxxxx will ensure the correctness of the posted pick documents. When the pick commences and is complete the Union Xxxxxxx will check for correctness of the pick.” Also, the Union representative shall be empowered to establish and post a time schedule for the selection of runs at any time during the pick when it appears that the selections are falling behind schedule. Therefore, the Operators will have to periodically check, at the beginning, between and at the end of their runs and by telephone or personal appearance on their days off as to the progress of the pick in order to revise their written choices of runs or to be available to pick when called upon from those runs remaining when he or she presents himself or herself and before other operators are allowed to pick that day. Section 2. All picks shall include Weekday and Saturday schedules of the respective runs or lines, and at the time of pick, all known dates of special schedules to be operated shall be posted. Section 3. Metro reserves the right to modify any run or runs to meet traffic demands during the interval between picks. An assignment of runs may be made in advance of a pick. When making such changes, a pick will be scheduled as soon as practical. Section 4. The pick shall be in the order of the standing of the Operators on the system seniority list. Section 5. All Regular Operators passing a pick and who choose to go to the Extra Board will be considered for this purpose in the same category as an Extra Operator and will be governed under the rules and regulations applicable to Extra Operators. Section 6. Operators starting their regular run will not be allowed to lay off any portion of same except in cases of extreme emergency. Section 7. Operators shall be allowed to pick “Trippers” according to seniority in addition to their regular runs and, if picked, will work said “Trippers” for the duration of that pick. Section 8. Anytime an Operator who wants to be excused from any Tripper they have agreed to work, it is the responsibility of that Operator to get another qualified Operator to agree to work the Tripper or be properly excused by th...
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Pick of Runs. (a) i) On March 15 for the first Sunday in April, and on September 15 for the first Sunday in October for armoured car and on January 15 for the first Sunday in February and on July 15 for the first Sunday in August for ATM. All full-time employees, in order of their seniority, shall be eligible to bid for and assigned to blocks of runs as determined by the Employer, under the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. Upon thirty (30) days notice the Employer may schedule an additional bid. When such a new bid occurs, it shall not displace the fiscal bids.
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Pick of Runs. (a) (i) On March 15th for the first Sunday in April, and on September 15th for the first Sunday in October, all full-time employees, in order of their seniority, shall be eligible to bid for and assigned to blocks of runs as determined by the Employer, under the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. Upon thirty (30) days notice the Employer may schedule an additional bid. When such a new bid occurs, it shall not displace the fiscal bids.
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