Common use of Revision of Runs Clause in Contracts

Revision of Runs. In order to meet the needs of customers and to improve the efficiency of the operation, runs may be changed from time to time by adding stops, removing stops, changing starting times, revising, merging, eliminating runs or adding new runs. If runs shall be unusually late coming in due to breakdown or other causes to the point that it cannot meet the Employer's commitment to the customer another crew or another run may be assigned to extend its run and to make such pick-up or perform such other duties on the late run in order to meet the obligations of the Employer with respect to the customers involved on the late run. I. The Employer determines it is necessary to explore bid run procedures for improvement and/or resolution of problems as they develop; II. The Unit Chair has illustrated that an audit would be appropriate with supporting reasons in writing; typically initiated by concerns brought forth by the crew. When an audit is completed, the following procedure will apply: I. The run audit will be completed and conducted within 14 days by the Employer. II. The results of the audit will be finalized within 14 days following audit completion. III. The Employer will provide the Unit Chair or designate with the run audit documentation for review and discussion

Revision of Runs. In order to meet the needs of customers and to improve the efficiency of the operation, runs may be changed from time to time by adding stops, removing stops, changing starting times, revising, merging, eliminating runs or adding new runs. If runs shall be unusually late coming in due to breakdown or other causes to the point that it cannot meet the Employer's commitment to the customer another crew or another run may be assigned to extend its run and to make such pick-up or perform such other duties on the late run in order to meet the obligations of the Employer with respect to the customers involved on the late run.. Run Audits may be performed when: I. (i) The Employer determines it is necessary to explore bid run procedures for improvement and/or resolution of problems as they develop; II. (ii) The Unit Chair has illustrated that an audit would be appropriate with supporting reasons in writing; typically initiated by concerns brought forth by the crew. When an audit is completed, the following procedure will apply: I. (iii) The run audit will be completed and conducted within 14 fourteen (14) days by the Employer.; II. (iv) The results of the audit will be finalized within 14 fourteen (14) days following audit completion.; III. (v) The Employer will provide the Unit Chair or designate with the run audit documentation for review and discussion.