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Student Management Issues. When required by the Company, Drivers with chronic and serious student management issues will meet with the Location Management to work towards a resolve and will be paid for time spent at their non-driving rate. This will include travel time to and from the meeting. If an employee requests a meeting with the Company to discuss chronic and serious student management issues, the Company will not unreasonably deny this request.
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Student Management Issues. Where necessary, Drivers with chronic student management issues will meet with Location Management to work towards a resolve and will be paid at the special work rate for time spent, compensated in fifteen (15) minute increments.

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