Reporting and Signing-In Allowance Sample Clauses

Reporting and Signing-In Allowance. Fifteen minutes shall be allowed once each day worked at the basic rate to compensate for reporting time and/or signing-in time of uniformed employees required to operate equipment into or out of service from or to carhouse yard or garage, or who may be required to report for a run or crew on the street or be relieved on street. BOARDPERSONS: The above 15 minutes shall be shown on crew guide in addition to crew value in each case.
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Reporting and Signing-In Allowance. 22.1 An employee shall be compensated at his basic rate of pay from the time he is assigned to operate a vehicle until he is released or relieved from operating such vehicle. It being understood that appropriate time will be allowed an employee to reach his starting point in time. From December 15 to March 15, an extra fifteen (15) minutes allowed for vehicle warm up at start of shift.
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