Assignment of Regular Runs Sample Clauses

Assignment of Regular Runs. 1. The determination of regular routes and assignment of employees to those routes shall be determined annually by the administration in accordance with the bidding and filing provisions herein contained. 2. Employees shall be assigned based on seniority within his/her classification. 3. All routes will be established within a reasonable time prior to the start of school to allow employees to become acquainted with the route. Each employee has the option of maintaining their previous year’s route if available. If an employee gives up his previous year’s route, he/she must wait until all other regular employees in the same classification have made their selection. Thereafter, all available routes will be selected on a seniority basis with the most senior employee in the classification selecting first, then the next most senior, etc. (formerly Article XVII[g]). 4. Each employee shall be provided with a copy of all routes one (l) week prior to the bid meeting. (Moved from Article XVII, item [g]). 5. Temporary runs shall be considered permanent and shall be posted after a period of forty-five (45) working days. 6. For the purpose of payroll, all route times will be calculated within two weeks after the beginning of the school year, with route times at the start of the school year to be based on the previous year’s time.
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Assignment of Regular Runs. All of the employees who are covered by this Agreement who are driving a regular run (except athletic, or Vocational Education runs) at the conclusion of the previous school year, shall be entitled to return to the bus run that they held the previous school year, subject to the following provisions. (1) Not later than the first full week of September of each contract year, drivers shall vote, by a simple majority of drivers in the bargaining unit, on whether or not to bid on regular runs. If the drivers vote to bid on regular runs, the following process will be utilized: a) A bid meeting will take place on the Monday of the first full week of October of each contract year. b) Bidding of runs will be governed by seniority and qualifications. Runs will be selected on a seniority basis with the most senior employee who is qualified bidding first, etc. A driver who is unable to be present to bid shall give the Union ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ a written proxy for job bidding purposes. c) In the event that a bid meeting is necessary, drivers will begin driving the newly bid runs on the Monday immediately following the bid meeting. (2) In the event that a shuttle run is eliminated, drivers shall be offered the option of being removed from a shuttle run in order of seniority. (3) In the event that one or more bus runs from the previous school year has been eliminated, a bid meeting shall be conducted, as described above. The bid meeting shall likewise be utilized to implement any reduction in force and shall prevail over the procedures specified in Article VII(D) of this Agreement. At a bid meeting held due to route elimination, only those driver(s) displaced shall have a right to utilize their seniority to bump into a route held by a less senior bargaining unit member in the same classification. However, Vocational Educational drivers who are displaced have the right to bump the least senior regular driver if there is no bump available in their own classification. Other routes shall not be open or bid at this meeting. In the event that a route assigned to a seniority driver on the last day of the previous school year is eliminated, that driver will bump the lowest seniority driver who is assigned to a regular run and will drive that run until the meeting Monday following of the first full week of October of the new contracted year. (4) Where shuttle routes do not result in additional time, the route will be assigned to the lowest seniority driver whose run will accommodate it. (5) ...
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