Common use of Side Trips Clause in Contracts

Side Trips. A. Locomotive Engineers and Conductors on regular assignments in turnaround service, who are required to make additional side trips for which they were not notified at time of call, will be paid the additional miles run on such side trips, provided it is not the type of service contemplated by Article 2.9 B. The time involved in making such trips will not be used in computing overtime. The miles involved in such trips will not be used to make up the basic day, but will be used to make up the guarantee

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Side Trips. A. (a) Locomotive Engineers and Conductors engineers on regular assignments in turnaround service, who are required to make additional side trips for which they were not notified at time of call, will be paid the additional miles run on such side trips, provided it is not the type of service contemplated by Article 2.92.13 B. (b) The time involved in making such trips will not be used in computing overtime. The miles involved in such trips will not be used to make up the basic day, but will be used to make up the guarantee.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Rates of Pay and Rules Governing Services of Locomotive Engineers, Rates of Pay and Rules Governing Services of Locomotive Engineers

Side Trips. A. (a) Locomotive Engineers and Conductors engineers on regular assignments in turnaround service, who are required to make additional side trips for which they were not notified at time of call, will be paid the additional miles run on such side trips, provided it is not the type of service contemplated by Article 2.913. B. (b) The time involved in making such trips will not be used in computing overtime. The miles involved in such trips will not be used to make up the basic day, but will be used to make up the guarantee.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Rates of Pay and Rules Governing the Services of Locomotive Engineers