Tied Up Between Terminals. Trainmen in any class of service will not be tied up between their terminals except at points where food and lodging can be procured.
Tied Up Between Terminals. 12.1 Locomotive engineers in road service may be tied up at any point between the initial terminal and the point for which called and the tie-up point shall be recognized as the final terminal. Locomotive engineers so tied up shall be paid actual hours, for the road portion of the trip to the tie-up point but not less than a minimum basic day for the tour of duty, and from time tied up until again resuming duty will be compensated hour for hour, for the first 8 hours in each 24 hours so held. When resuming duty a new day will commence. In the application of this Article it is not the intention the locomotive engineer will be left without an engine.
Tied Up Between Terminals. 29.1 Locomotive engineers, other than those in wreck, work, construction, snow plow, and flanger service, may be tied up at any point between the initial terminal and the point for which called and the tie-up point shall be recognized as the final terminal. Locomotive engineers so tied up shall be paid actual miles or hours, whichever is the greater for the road portion of the trip to the tie-up point but not less than a minimum day of 100 miles for the tour of duty, and from time tied up until again resuming duty will be compensated hour for hour on the basis of one-eighth of the daily rate, as per class of service and engine involved, for the first 8 hours in each 24 hours so held. When resuming duty a new day will commence. In the application of this paragraph it is not the intention the locomotive engineer will be left without an engine.
Tied Up Between Terminals. C. 1. Employees in train service will not be tied up between terminals unless it is apparent the trip cannot be completed within the lawful time under Federal Law.
Tied Up Between Terminals. 14.1 Engineers, other than those in wreck, work, construction, snow plow and flanger service, may be tied up at any point between the initial terminal and the point for which called and the tie-up point shall be recognized as the final terminal. Engineers so tied up shall be paid actual miles or hours to the tie-up point but not less than a minimum day of one hundred (100) miles, and from time tied up until again resuming duty will be compensated hour for hour on the basis of one-eighth (1/8th) of the daily rate per class of service and engine involved, for the first eight (8) hours in each twenty-four
Tied Up Between Terminals. 14.1 Engineers, other than those in wreck, work, construction, snow plow and flanger service, may be tied up at any point between the initial terminal and the point for which called and the tie-up point shall be recognized as the final terminal. Engineers so tied up shall be paid actual miles or hours to the tie-up point but not less than a minimum day of one hundred (100) miles, and from time tied up until again resuming duty will be 0000-0 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Railway compensated hour for hour on the basis of one-eighth (1/8th) of the daily rate per class of service and engine involved, for the first eight (8) hours in each twenty-four (24) hours so held. When resuming duty a new day will commence. In the application of this rule to engineers ordered for a turn-around trip, the turning point or any intermediate point will be considered as being between terminal points. In the application of this rule it is not the intention that the engineer will be left without an engine.
