Transportation of Household Effects Sample Clauses

Transportation of Household Effects. 35.1 Engineers moving from one terminal or home station to another in the exercise of seniority rights will, when necessary, receive free transportation for themselves, dependent members of their families and household effects, in accordance with the Railway's regulations.
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Transportation of Household Effects. 35.1 Trainpersons moving from one terminal or home station to another in the exercise of seniority rights will, when necessary, receive free transportation for themselves, dependent members of their families and household effects, in accordance with the Railway's policy.
Transportation of Household Effects. Engineers moving from one terminal or home station to another in the exercise of seniority rights will, when necessary, receive free transportation for themselves, dependent members of their families and household effects, in accordance with the Railway's regulations. Leave of Absence For Elective Brotherhood Positions Employees elected to Grand Division Office or as General Chairman, or as a to any Brotherhood activity requiring leave of absence, shall be granted such leave for the term of the office, or until completing the activity, as the case may be, for which leave of absence was granted. Application for, or renewal of such leave must be made by the Brotherhood to the appropriate Railway officer. Pass transportation will be granted in accordance with Railway policy. Leave of absence to appointive Brotherhood positions such as Special Representative and Organizer, may be granted at management's discretion, for a period not in excess of one year, in accordance with Railway policy. Leave of absence for other reasons, including personal, for a period not in excess of one year, may be granted at management's discretion in accordance with Railway policy. Authorization for a leave of absence will not be withheld unreasonably. All applications for leave of absence must be in writing and must state the reason for such leave and the period for which leave is requested, and must be made to the appropriate officer of the Railway in sufficient time to permit relief arrangements being made Authorization for leave of absence must be obtained in writing. Extension of leave of absence may be granted when supported by application in writing to the appropriate officer of the Railway. Such applications must be received in ample time to obtain authorization, or, if authorization is not granted, to enable the employee to return to work at expiration of his leave. Failure to obtain extension or to report for duty on or before expiration of a leave will cause the employee to forfeit his seniority. Employees on authorized leave of absence shall retain and accumulate seniority rights. Employees returning to duty from leave of absence must report their availability for duty at least five hours in advance of the time of resuming their regular assignment. Employees who signify at the time leave of absence is granted that they will resume duty as of a given time and date, will be considered as having complied with this paragraph. The terms, conditions and benefits provided for in...
Transportation of Household Effects. Locomotive engineers moving from one terminal or home station to another in the exercise of seniority rights will, when necessary, receive free transportation for themselves, dependent members of their families and household effects, in accordance with Corporation's regulations. ARTICLE Operation of Assignments in Road And Yard Service in Case of Work Stoppage The parties to this Collective Agreement agree that in the case of a work stoppage by employees in the railway industry, which would cause a major disruption in road or yard service assignments, every effort should be made to avoid such disruptions. To avoid such disruptions the local supervisory officer of the Corporation and the Local Chairman of the Brotherhood will, as soon as possible, enter into such local arrangements in writing as may be required. If no local arrangements are entered into pursuant to Article the following conditions will apply: If an assignment is cancelled the incumbent will stay on such assignment. If the assignment is covered by a guarantee under the provisions of this Collective Agreement, such guarantee provisions will apply. If the assignment is not covered by a guarantee under the provisions of this Collective Agreement, the period of cancellationwill not exceed consecutive calendar days. An assignment which, is abolished will not be until operations return to normal. In the interval, work which would have been performed by the abolished assignment will be absorbed into pool service or spare boards and worked first-in, first-out. When normal operations are resumed, an employee will return to the assignment, including temporary vacancy, which he held at the time of the abolishment. In the application of this Article the Corporation will arrange to return to their home terminal, employees tied up en route or at an away-from-home terminal because of a work stoppage by employees in the railway industry. In such case the deadhead provisions of this Collective Agreement will apply. The provisions of this Article shall prevail notwithstanding provisions in this agreement which may be in conflict with, or restrict the full application of this Article,

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