Common use of Schedule and Assignments Clause in Contracts

Schedule and Assignments. (a) Two (2) days prior to bidding, all runs will be posted. (b) Two (2) weeks before the start of school, bidding and physicals will take place. Drivers will select their schedules on the basis of seniority. 1. Each driver shall be given ten (10) minutes of scheduled time to select a previously unselected schedule. 2. A driver who cannot be present at his/her scheduled time must make arrangements in writing to have someone select for him/her. Such selection shall be binding. 3. New schedules will begin on the first day of school and remain in effect for the duration of the school year. (c) If a new run is established, it will be bid on the basis of seniority and any driver who can accommodate that run within his/her schedule without conflict may present a bid. For clarification purposes, a run will be considered an hour of time. (d) A driver may drop a conflicting run to bid another run if and only if higher daily pay would result. (e) A driver will be given at least one (1) week's notice if a run is discontinued during a school year. (f) If a regular run or runs of a driver is discontinued during a school year, he/she shall have the right to "bump" to the run or runs of a lower seniority driver. The displaced driver may "bump" to the run or runs of an even lower seniority driver or take the remaining run or runs of a higher seniority driver. (g) The five (5) most senior drivers, not regularly assigned special education runs, but who have indicated a desire to drive special education runs, shall be rotated as substitutes and equalized as much as possible. This will not be rotated on a daily basis to keep continuity in drivers for the benefit of the students that they transport. (h) A driver will not drive any runs which would conflict with his/her regular schedule, except for special education substitute drivers. (i) If a driver discontinues during the school year, or is discontinued, from employment, or successfully bids another schedule, his/her schedule shall be bid on the basis of seniority. Posting shall be for two (2) working days. In order for a driver to bid on a run, the bid must result in a higher level of pay. Any resultant vacancy thereafter would be filled by a callback from layoff or a new driver if no call-back is possible.

Schedule and Assignments. (a) Two Five (25) days prior to before bidding, all runs returning drivers will have the opportunity to either “secure” their run from the previous school year (as long as the run has not been dissolved) or allow their run from the previous school year to be posted“unsecured”. If a driver decides to “secure” and keep their run, their run will not be available to be bid on, and the driver will not participate in the bid process. If the driver decides to “unsecure” their run, they will participate in the bid process. (b) Two (2) weeks before the start of school, bidding and physicals will take place. Drivers will select their schedules on the basis of seniority. 1. Each driver shall be given ten (10) minutes of scheduled time to select a previously unselected schedule. 2. A driver who cannot be present at his/her scheduled time must make arrangements in writing to have someone select for him/her. Such selection shall be binding. 3. New schedules will begin on the first day of school and remain in effect for the duration of the school year. (c) If a new run is established, it will be bid on the basis of seniority and any driver who can accommodate that run within his/her schedule without conflict may present a bid. For clarification purposes, a run will be considered an hour of time. (d) A driver may drop a conflicting run to bid another run if and only if higher daily pay would result. (e) A driver will be given at least one (1) week's notice if a run is discontinued during a school year. (f) If a regular run or runs of a driver is discontinued during a school year, he/she shall have the right to "bump" to the run or runs of a lower seniority driver. The displaced driver may "bump" to the run or runs of an even lower seniority driver or take the remaining run or runs of a higher seniority driver. (g) The five (5) most senior drivers, not regularly assigned special education runs, but who have indicated a desire to drive special education runs, shall be rotated as substitutes and equalized as much as possible. This will not be rotated on a daily basis to keep continuity in drivers for the benefit of the students that they transport. (h) A driver will not drive any runs which would conflict with his/her regular schedule, except for special education substitute drivers. (i) If a driver discontinues during the school year, or is discontinued, from employment, or successfully bids another schedule, his/her schedule shall be bid on the basis of seniority. Posting shall be for two (2) working days. In order for a driver to bid on a run, the bid must result in a higher level of pay. Any resultant vacancy thereafter would be filled by a callback from layoff or a new driver if no call-back is possible.