XXX OFFS, BUMPING RIGHTS AND TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Sample Clauses

XXX OFFS, BUMPING RIGHTS AND TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS. In the event that the Company lays off CDL drivers, CDL drivers who are laid off will have the right to voluntarily bump the least senior non-CDL drivers. A CDL driver exercising his/her bumping rights will retain his/her layoff and recall rights and will be paid the non-CDL driver rate of pay while driving a vehicle that does not require a CDL. The Company will not contest unemployment benefits for a CDL driver who declines to bump a non-CDL driver. If a CDL driver is temporarily unable to retain a CDL/School Bus Credential for medical reasons and still meets the requirements for a regular Class C license, then the driver will be offered work as a non-CDL driver, if an opening exists, at the non-CDL rate of pay for a period not to exceed three (3) months. This provision does not apply to CDL drivers who have been permanently removed from all routes by the customer, or who have failed to timely renew their credentials.
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