Report Operators Sample Clauses

Report Operators. When any Operator oversleeps, their order on report shall be determined by the time they call the garage after oversleeping. They will be at the foot of the report list. If they are called down on to report in the morning, they shall keep anything they catch and shall be penalized the eight
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Report Operators. A. Report times will be posted and selected at the Operator pick. B. Operators shall pick reports according to the open pick system. C. An Operator picking reports must be qualified on seventy-five percent (75%) of all routes from the selected base by the first day of the shake- up. He/she must be qualified on all routes and foreign routes from that base, except for Center Park and/or Waterfront Streetcar, thirty (30) days after the effective date of the shake-up. METRO shall determine which report positions at the applicable base shall be required to qualify on Center Park and/or Waterfront Streetcar and will post this information in the pick room. An Operator who picks such a position and fails to qualify on this service will remain on his/her picked report for the shake-up, but will be required to qualify on such service before again picking such a report. If an Operator fails to qualify on this service, he/she will be given an additional opportunity to qualify prior to the next Operator pick. No Report Operator will be required to qualify on routes not regularly assigned to his/her picked operating base. D. Report Operators will be available for a spread of thirteen (13) hours and must accept all work according to Report Operator work rules set forth in this AGREEMENT. E. For a Sunday-schedule holiday, a Report Operator having a Sunday report and who regularly works on that day will work his/her Sunday report. A Report Operator on his/her regular workday without a Sunday report may choose to pick from all vacant Sunday assignments, by seniority, or to revert to his/her position on the Extra Board for assignment. F. METRO may adjust picked report times by a maximum of thirty (30) minutes when a change is needed. METRO shall give five (5) days notice to an Operator whose report will be affected. When changes adversely affect an Operatorʼs personal life or impose serious hardship in reporting to work, the Operator may request that the base supervisor and the UNION review the matter. X. An Operator may voluntarily waive his/her 13-hour spread. An Operator may not waive the eight (8) continuous hours off. The maximum spread will be sixteen (16) hours. A Report Operator who waives his/her 13-hour spread must still be available for his/her regular shift the next day. H. Except as otherwise provided in this AGREEMENT, all time served on report shall be paid. Any Operator required to report shall receive a minimum of two and one-half (2-1/2) hours pay. However,...
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Report Operators. Station Agents shall notify each report Operator as they come up to watch sign-in board over intercom.
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Report Operators. 5 A. Report times will be posted and selected at the FTO pick. 6 B. FTOs shall pick reports according to the open pick system. 7 C. An FTO picking reports must be qualified on 75% of all routes from his/her picked 8 base by the first day of the shake-up. S/he must be qualified on all routes and foreign routes from that 9 base, except for Center Park, 30 days after the effective date of the shake-up. No Report Operator 10 will be required to qualify on routes not regularly assigned to his/her picked operating base. 11 D. Report Operators will be available for a spread of 13 hours and must accept all 12 work according to Report Operator work rules set forth in this AGREEMENT. 13 E. For a Sunday-schedule holiday, a Report Operator having a Sunday report and who 14 regularly works on that day will work his/her Sunday report. A Report Operator on his/her regular 15 workday without a Sunday report may choose to pick, by seniority, from all vacant Sunday 16 assignments or to revert to his/her position on the Extra Board for assignment. 17 F. METRO may adjust picked report times by a maximum of 30 minutes when a 18 change is needed. METRO shall give five days notice to an Operator whose report will be affected.
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Report Operators. A. Report times will be posted and selected at the FTO pick. B. FTOs shall pick reports according to the open pick system. C. An FTO picking reports must be qualified on 75% of all routes from his/her picked base by the first day of the shake-up. S/he must be qualified on all routes and foreign routes from that base, except for Center Park, 30 days after the effective date of the shake-up. No Report Operator will be required to qualify on routes not regularly assigned to his/her picked operating base. D. Report Operators will be available for a spread of 13 hours and must accept all work according to Report Operator work rules set forth in this AGREEMENT. E. For a Sunday-schedule holiday, a Report Operator having a Sunday report and who regularly works on that day will work his/her Sunday report. A Report Operator on his/her regular workday without a Sunday report may choose to pick, by seniority, from all vacant Sunday assignments or to revert to his/her position on the Extra Board for assignment. F. METRO may adjust picked report times by a maximum of 30 minutes when a change is needed. METRO shall give five days notice to an Operator whose report will be affected. When changes adversely affect an Operator’s personal life or impose serious hardship in reporting to work, the Operator may request that the base supervisor and the UNION review the matter. G. An Operator may voluntarily waive his/her 13-hour spread. An Operator may not waive the eight continuous hours off. The maximum spread will be 16 hours. A Report Operator who waives his/her 13-hour spread must still be available for his/her regular shift the next day.
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