Additional Routes for Bus Drivers Sample Clauses

Additional Routes for Bus Drivers. When an additional route for Drivers becomes available, it shall be posted for five (5) working days. Posted additional routes will first be made available by seniority to Drivers whose existing D.A.P. is six (6) hours or less and does not conflict with the posted additional route. If no such Driver chooses to add the posted additional route, the posted additional route may be assigned to the least senior Driver whose existing D.A.P. is less than six (6) hours and does not conflict with the posted additional route. If no Driver selects or is assigned the additional route, the process shall continue for Drivers whose D.A.P. is seven (7) hours or less but more than six (6) hours, then drivers whose D.A.P. is eight (8) hours or less but more than seven (7) hours. If the posted additional route is not assigned through the above process, it may be assigned to a new employee. The first posting of additional routes will occur on the second (2nd) Friday in August. An additional route may be assigned temporarily during the posting period or until a permanent assignment is made not to exceed a total of sixty (60) work days.
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