Scheduled Duty definition

Scheduled Duty means the allocation of specific flights or other duties to a crew member within the pre-notified rostered series of duty periods;
Scheduled Duty means a duty or task required or directed or timetabled by the Employer and includes teaching duty hours.
Scheduled Duty means the allocation of a specific flight or flights or other duties

Examples of Scheduled Duty in a sentence

  • Scheduled Duty Day Any consecutive 24 hour period listed as such on a Flight Attendant’s Bid Line and on which she/he is expected to be available for duty.

  • A Flight Attendant shall receive 3.43 PCH for each day of vacation taken on a Scheduled Duty Day.

  • A Flight Attendant who is unable to report for her/his Duty due to illness or injury will be removed from Duty and she/he will receive pay for one (1) day of sick leave at 3.43 hours for each Scheduled Duty Day missed due to illness or injury until the total number of accrued sick days credited to the Flight Attendant is exhausted.

  • Bid Line A monthly schedule containing a combination of Scheduled Duty Days and Scheduled Days Off during a designated Bid Line Period.

  • In selecting a volunteer from the "Will Fly List," the Company shall award the trip to the Flight Attendant whose geographic location and available Scheduled Duty Days most efficiently and economically satisfy the demands of the trip.

  • There shall be no PCH earned for Reserve on a Scheduled Duty Day covered by MPG.

  • Where an employee's duty period originates at one airport and terminates at another within the terminal concept of and the duty period limitations will be as follows: Maximum Scheduled Duty Period: A duty period will not be scheduled to exceed twelve hours and thirty minutes domestic flights or thirteen hours and thirty minutes (1 overseas flights, exclusive of any ground travel time required between the on completion of a trip or trip sequence.

  • Calling in Sick When unable to report to work, a Flight Attendant must contact the Scheduling Department as soon as she/he becomes aware that she/he is unfit for duty on a Scheduled Duty Day or on a Scheduled Day Off on which she/he is on call-out assignment.

  • When unable to report to work, a Flight Attendant must contact the Scheduling Department as soon as she/he becomes aware that she/he is unfit for duty on a Scheduled Duty Day or on a Scheduled Day Off on which she/he is on call-out assignment.

  • The BDO has the authority to assign an employee to Ordered Scheduled Duty, where an employee is paid unless eating or sleeping according to the BLM Manual 1400-610(14) & (15).


More Definitions of Scheduled Duty

Scheduled Duty means a duty or task required or directed or timetabled by RMIT and includes teaching duty hours (but does not include travel, which forms part of an Employee’s unscheduled duties).
Scheduled Duty. Is the allocation of a specific flight or flights or other duties to a Pilot within the pre- notified rostered/ planned series of duty periods.

Related to Scheduled Duty

  • Scheduled Downtime means any System downtime occurring within a planned System maintenance window as communicated to Customer. NCR Voyix will provide Customer with reasonable prior notice of any Scheduled Downtime via e-mail or NCR Voyix’s Hosting Web Site. NCR Voyix will seek to minimize the impact of Scheduled Downtime or any unscheduled downtime to the Customer’s business operations. Whenever feasible, NCR Voyix will seek to limit Scheduled Downtime to no more than three hours in a calendar week.