Single Day Trips Sample Clauses

Single Day Trips. Except as described above, all single day curricular, co-curricular or extra-curricular in district or out of district travel shall be required to utilize school district busses and school district bus drivers.
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Single Day Trips. A transportation employee shall be paid for single-day charter trips at his regular hourly rate of pay except that the Employer shall have no obligation to pay an employee for more than eight (8) hours at such rate unless the actual driving time is greater than eight
Single Day Trips. Five school days prior to the end of the month, those trips that are scheduled to occur during the following month will be posted on the trip calendar. Drivers will have three school days from the date of the posting to submit their requests. At that time trips will be assigned in descending order of seniority (senior driver gets first pick; second in line gets first pick of remaining trips, etc.). If no driver has requested the trip per the process set forth above, the trip will be assigned at the discretion of the Transportation Supervisor.
Single Day Trips. Five (5) school days prior to the end of the month, those trips that are scheduled to occur during the following month will be posted on the trip calendar. Drivers will have three (3) school days from the date of the posting to submit their requests in writing. Trips will be assigned in descending order of seniority (i.e. senior driver gets first pick, second in line gets first pick for the remaining trips, etc.) If no driver has requested the trip per the process set forth above, the trip will be assigned at the discretion of the Transportation Supervisor. Short notice trips: Any trip received after the above process is complete will be posted as a short notice trip. Short notice trip postings will bear the date and time of their posting.
Single Day Trips. A transportation employee shall be paid for single-day charter trips at his regular hourly rate of pay except that the Employer shall have no obligation to pay an employee for more than eight (8) hours at such rate unless the actual driving time is greater than eight (8) hours. If a single-day charter trip exceeds eight (8) hours, the employee shall be paid for non-driving time at the applicable non-driving rate and shall be reimbursed for one (1) meal up to a maximum of ten dollars ($10.00). The driver shall be reimbursed for one meal if the charter is for eight (8) hours or more and for two meals if the charter is for twelve (12) hours or more up to a maximum of twenty dollars ($20.00).

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