Route Creation Sample Clauses

Route Creation. The District retains its discretion to define routes and other assignments, including the combination thereof (a.k.a. “packaging”). However, in exercising such discretion, the District shall take into consideration factors including, but not limited to, the following: • District needs regarding cost and efficiency • Geographic location of buildings, buses, driver, and students • Bargaining Unit Member needs regarding hours worked • Bargaining Unit Member needs regarding insurance eligibility. Once a route set has been packaged for the purpose of initial route selection, the District shall not change the assigned transportation worksite or redistribute or repackage individual components of that route set without first notifying the Union President or designee in writing with three (3) calendar daysnotice of the reason(s) for such change(s) and work with the Union to find alternative solutions.
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Route Creation. The District retains its discretion to define routes and other assignments, including the combination thereof (a.k.a. “packaging”). However, in exercising such discretion, the District shall take into consideration factors including, but not limited to, the following: • District needs regarding cost and efficiency • Geographic location of buildings, buses, driver, and students • Bargaining Unit Member needs regarding hours worked • Bargaining Unit Member needs regarding insurance eligibility.

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