Common use of - Responsibility to Relieve Clause in Contracts

- Responsibility to Relieve. It shall be the employee's responsibility to relieve as scheduled. Failure to relieve as scheduled may be grounds for disciplinary action, including possible discharge, unless such failure to relieve has been approved at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance by the AMHS dispatcher. Exceptions will be made in cases of sudden illness or accident-related emergencies. Routine medical, dental or personal business appointments shall not be considered an emergency. When crew change occurs on weekends, prior notification of unavailability will be given to the dispatching personnel by the close of business on Friday. The Employer shall not be liable for travel and/or other expenses incurred by employees traveling to or from their assignments, except as specifically provided in this Agreement.

- Responsibility to Relieve. ‌ It shall be the employee's responsibility to relieve as scheduled. Failure to relieve as scheduled may be grounds for disciplinary action, including possible discharge, unless such failure to relieve has been approved at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance by the AMHS dispatcher. Exceptions will be made in cases of sudden illness or accident-related emergencies. Routine medical, dental or personal business appointments shall not be considered an emergency. When crew change occurs on weekends, prior notification of unavailability will be given to the dispatching personnel by the close of business on Friday. The Employer shall not be liable for travel and/or other expenses incurred by employees traveling to or from their assignments, except as specifically provided in this Agreement.