SCHEDULING OPEN WORK Sample Clauses

SCHEDULING OPEN WORK. 8.3.1 Except as noted in Article 8.6. – Hold-downs, all open work shall be assigned to and worked by Extra Board Operators until they each reach 40 hours for the work week, provided they are eligible to perform the work. 8.3.2 The Employer will assign Open Work to eligible Transit Operators who have signed the Overtime/Open Work Sign-Up Sheet (Work Sheet), if the Open Work would result in more than two (2) hours of overtime for eligible Extra Board Operators. If two or more Operators eligible for the Open Work assignment have signed the Work Sheet, the Operator with the lowest number of hours for the work week will be assigned the work. 8.3.3 Operators on approved leave will not be offered Open Work unless they have signed the Work Sheet. 8.3.4 In the event no Transit Operator has signed the Work Sheet or no Operator on the Work Sheet is eligible, the Open Work will be offered to: 1) Operators with less than forty (40) hours for the week provided the Open Work does not result in more than two (2) hours of Overtime; followed by 2) Operators that would incur more than two (2) hours of Overtime, starting with the most senior Operator. 8.3.5 Transit Operators will be required to fill the Open Work in inverse seniority order if no operator accepts the Open Work: 1. Starting with the least senior eligible operator that is working the day the Open Work Occurs; followed by 2. Operators that are on their assigned day off. 8.3.6 An Operator who is required to work as outlined in 8.3.5 on his/her assigned day off shall be paid at the rate of time-and-one-half the Operator’s base wage for all time worked. 8.3.7 Operators on approved leave will not be required to work. 8.3.8 Except as otherwise noted in this Agreement, paid leaves, e.g. vacation, holiday, floating holiday, and sick leave will be treated as time worked for the purpose of calculating overtime. 8.3.9 Whenever two or more overtime or premium rates of pay may appear applicable to the same hour(s) worked by an Operator, there shall be no pyramiding or adding together of such overtime or premium rates and only the higher of the applicable rates shall apply. 8.3.10 Open work will be offered to Operators via voice telephone, two-way radio, or mobile data terminal messaging on fixed route vehicles. If an Operator (including Extra Board) does not answer or respond, the work will be offered to the next Operator in the Open Work assignment process. No waiting period is required before offering the work to the next ...
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