CASUAL FEEDER DRIVERS Sample Clauses

CASUAL FEEDER DRIVERS. Any employee who is not currently qualified will be given an opportunity to do so as provided for below:
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CASUAL FEEDER DRIVERS. Casual feeder drivers may be utilized November 1st thru January 15th. All feeder drivers will be offered the right to work prior to any casuals. No casual feeder drivers will be utilized outside of Novem- ber 1st thru January 15th of each year except when there are condi- tions beyond the Employers control such as fire, flood, or other Acts of God. Extra peak season feeder schedules that are established prior to the first full week of December shall be first offered, on a seniority basis, to the seniority feeder drivers and then to the backup feeder drivers prior to filling such extra schedules with peak season hires. Seniority drivers will not be allowed to exercise seniority, to fill extra peak season schedules more than one time during each peak season and seniority drivers filling such extra schedules shall return to their bid at the time such extra schedule is abolished.
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CASUAL FEEDER DRIVERS. Casual feeder drivers may be utilized November 1st thru January 15th. All feeder drivers will be offered the right to work prior to any casuals. No casual feeder drivers will be utilized outside of November 1st thru January 15th of each year except when there are conditions beyond the Employers control such as fire, flood, or other Acts of God. Extra peak season feeder schedules that are established prior to the first full week of December shall be first offered, on a seniority ba- sis, to the seniority feeder drivers and then to the backup feeder drivers prior to filling such extra schedules with peak season hires. Seniority drivers will not be allowed to exercise seniority, to fill extra peak season schedules more than one time during each peak season and seniority drivers filling such extra schedules shall return to his/her bid at the time such extra schedule is abolished. It is further agreed that the intent of this clause is for casual feeder drivers to supplement the work force when no qualified regular se- niority employee is available to perform the work.
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CASUAL FEEDER DRIVERS. Casual feeder drivers shall be used in accordance with Article 6, Section 15, of the Western Supplement during peak season. Casual feeder drivers may also be used through October 1st through January 15th the Saturday of the second (2nd) full week in January each year. Casuals may also be used at other times of the year as mutually agreed between the Company and Local Union. Casuals shall not accrue seniority or service credit for any purpose. It is further agreed that such drivers will be paid at the rate of eighteen dollars ($18.00) for the life of the current agreement. In classroom training conducted outside the seasonal period will not count as time toward seniority attainment.
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CASUAL FEEDER DRIVERS. Casual feeder drivers may be utilized in the months of November and December. No casual feeder drivers will be utilized outside of the November and December period except when there are condi- tions beyond the Employers control such as fire, flood, or other Acts of God. Extra peak season feeder schedules that are established prior to the first full week of December shall be first offered, on a seniority basis, to the seniority feeder drivers and then to the backup feeder drivers prior to filling such extra schedules with peak season hires. Seniority drivers will not be allowed to exercise seniority, to fill extra peak season schedules more than one time during each peak season and seniority drivers filling such extra schedules shall return to his/her bid at the time such extra schedule is abolished. It is further agreed that the intent of this clause is for casual feeder drivers to supplement the work force when no qualified regular sen- iority employee is available to perform the work. It is agreed that ten percent (10%) of the seniority feeder drivers shall be allowed to take vacation between December 25th and January 1st provided there are casual feeder drivers to cover such vacation.
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CASUAL FEEDER DRIVERS a. Casual Feeder Driver will not be utilized until feeder qualified drivers on the TTQ list working in another classification are offered the work. Those intending to work in Feeders during peak must notify the company of their intent in writing by October 1st of each year. This declaration will be binding for that year.
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