Crew Scheduling Clause Samples

The Crew Scheduling clause defines how and when crew members are assigned to specific tasks or shifts within a project or operation. It typically outlines the process for creating work schedules, the notice period required for changes, and any limitations on shift lengths or overtime. This clause ensures that staffing is managed efficiently, helps prevent understaffing or overworking, and provides clarity for both management and crew members regarding their work expectations.
Crew Scheduling. During the course of the 2011 Local Negotiations, the Union expressed several concerns regarding the 3 Crew schedule. The Union expressed concern regarding the use of 3 Crew mandatory overtime up to
Crew Scheduling. All personnel who perform work in the following positions shall be included in the Cargo Services classification:
Crew Scheduling. Labor for all management and administration associated with Contractor’s crew scheduling function, including base wages, benefits, payroll associated taxes and incentives (including premiums for longevity, geography, certificates/licenses, profit sharing, bonuses and any other incentives) for all paid hours (including but not exclusive of overtime, vacation, holidays, sick days and paid leave). All Information Technology related charges (e.g., systems, software and hardware) and other costs associated with crew scheduling functions.
Crew Scheduling. Notwithstanding Section 13A.03 b) for the building of the Boeing work schedule, the Boeing work will be currently prepared by the Company as per a bid system whereas a qualified Boeing pilot will identify his choice of schedule posted by the Company before the next block begins. There could be a mix of DH8 and Boeing flights build into the Boeing’s bid schedule. For a qualified crewmember a reserve day could cover both the B-737 and the DH8. A flight attendant that does not wish to bid on the Boeing work will send his request for days off as usual to Crew sked and will be assigned a DH8 block according to the provisions of the present collective agreement.
Crew Scheduling. CONTACT A Crewmember will contact Crew Scheduling at least every third (3rd) consecutive duty Day missed because of illness or injury. A Crewmember need not comply with the preceding sentence if he specifies a specific period of time for the absence because of the nature of the illness or injury. A Crewmember must report when he is available for duty.
Crew Scheduling. 7 1. Except as provided elsewhere in this Article, Flight Attendant work assignments shall be 8 incorporated into individual work schedules. The Company will consider input from the 9 Scheduling Committee regarding Flight Attendant preference with respect to Trip pairings.
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