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EXTRA BOARD REGULATION. (1) Extra men will work first-in, first-out, and will be called as near as possible one hour 30 minutes before starting time of the assignment called for. Extra man can hold a vacancy but one shift, except as provided in Article 15, Sections (a) and (b). If not called in proper turn in accordance with standing on the extra board, an extra man will be allowed a day in full and final settlement and shall retain his standing on the extra list. Extra men must remain available to protect work on a first-in, first-out basis as provided above. If an extra man does not respond to a call, he will be marked off and will not be permitted to mark up on the extra list until the man who accepted the call has completed the vacancy and has acquired eight hours' rest. Back to Subject Index MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT IT IS AGREED:
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