Staffing of Replay Officials Sample Clauses

Staffing of Replay Officials. 1. Each replay assignment at MLBAM shall constitute a game or day worked for all applicable purposes, including without limitation years of service, pension years of service, and part-time service calculations. 2. Subject to the limitations set forth below, the Office of the Commissioner shall have the right to reassign any umpire from Replay Official duties to on-field duties in order to prevent the total number of call-up umpires being utilized by the Office of the Commissioner from exceeding twelve (12). In such cases, the reassigned umpire’s replay duties shall be assumed by an umpire on salary continuation as described in Article 8.E. If an umpire on salary continuation is not available, the Office of the Commissioner shall assign Replay Official duties to a non- bargaining unit employee whose name is on a list agreed to by the Office of the Commissioner and Union no later than opening day of each regu- lar season. The Office of the Commissioner shall not reassign any umpire from scheduled Replay Official duties to on-field duties for more than seven (7) days per umpire per season. 3. The Office of the Commissioner shall have the right to assign umpire Supervisors to the MLBAM replay room to oversee the replay process. Umpire Supervisors and umpires who are not the Replay Official for a particular game shall not interfere with or disrupt the work of a Replay Official during his assigned game(s) unless their assistance is expressly requested (and except to the extent that the Supervisor is per- forming Replay Director duties in the Replay Director’s absence). When a call-up umpire performs duties as a Replay Official, the call-up umpire shall consult with a member of the Umpiring Staff performing replay duties prior to making his final decision. If no members of the Umpiring Staff are available to consult with the call-up umpire, the call-up umpire shall consult with an umpire Supervisor or the Director of Replay, if available, before making his final decision. 4. The Union shall notify the Office of the Commissioner prior to March 1 of each year if any umpire, up to a maximum of one umpire per year based on seniority, does not desire to perform duties as a Replay Official for the ensuing season under the normal crew rotation. The Office of the Commissioner shall not require such umpire to perform duties as a Replay Official for the entire season (including any tie-breaker games and all Special Events), and shall replace him with another umpire, call-u...
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