QUALIFIED CHARTER AND/OR BAGGAGE ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS Sample Clauses

QUALIFIED CHARTER AND/OR BAGGAGE ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS. No operator shall be allowed an over-the-road baggage assignment until he has completed a minimum of six (6) months of his probationary period. The amount by which wage rates paid to an operator pursuant to the section for charter and/or baggage assignment operations exceeds the amount such operator would have received at the regular or basic rate from time to time prescribed for operator by Section shall not be deducted from any amount payable by the Company to such operator in fulfilling the Guarantee by the Employer pursuant to Section Allocation of charter work to be changed at any time on mutual agreement of the Employer and Local All deadheading shall be paid at the charter hourly rate. MEAL One meal allowance for a charter of eight (8) hours duration. \ Commencing with the tenth (10th) hour of the same charter, a second meal allowance shall be paid and every successive five (5) hours thereafter, a further meal allowance will be paid. An operator on a charter operation beyond a sixty (60) mile radius of Windsor which does not permit the operator to carry on his normal work on the following day and any subsequent days will be granted meal and lodging allowance as follows:
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QUALIFIED CHARTER AND/OR BAGGAGE ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS i) No operator shall be allowed an over-the-road charter and/or baggage assignment until he has completed a minimum of six (6) months of his probationary period.
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