EXTRA DRIVING ASSIGNMENTS Sample Clauses

EXTRA DRIVING ASSIGNMENTS. All driving other than a morning or an afternoon route that is greater than one (1) hour will be considered extra driving and assigned by seniority. Extra driving beyond regular routes shall be offered to employees on a seniority rotation basis. The Director of Transportation shall establish the rotation system after review of the system with the Association President. Modifications to the system shall be made only after notice to, and review with, the Association President. Extra driving as assigned by the Director of Transportation will be paid at the assigned drivers’ regular rate rounded up or down to the nearest one-quarter (¼) hour worked. Layover pay (non-driving time between routes) will be paid if it is for thirty (30) minutes or less. There will be no layover pay if time between routes is greater than thirty (30) minutes. Any extra driving beyond the foundation route hours of 1,020 hours will be posted with estimated route duration. Should this route’s actual driving time be overestimated, the driver will be paid the full amount of the estimate. Should the route’s actual driving time be underestimated, the driver will be paid on the basis of actual driving time recorded. Provided the District has first followed the internal rotation system, including emergency procedures, and no unit member accepts the extra driving opportunity, the District may assign the work to non-unit personnel. If the District is unsuccessful in obtaining a non-unit person to take the assignment, then bargaining unit personnel can be assigned to the extra driving provided the assignment to a unit member is made no sooner than 24 hours before the extra driving assignment begins.
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EXTRA DRIVING ASSIGNMENTS a. All contract drivers extra trips will be assigned on a rotation basis, with seniority prevailing with the beginning of the fall sport season. New drivers will become eligible when assigned a contract. All trips will be assigned by the Transportation Supervisor. If two trips fall within the same day, the most senior driver shall have his/her choice of the runs. If a driver accepts a trip but then is unable to drive it, the trip will be returned to the Transportation Supervisor for assignment to the next driver in rotation. Substitute drivers may be assigned extra trips if late notice is provided to the Transportation Supervisor. To ensure that all extra trips are safely covered, the Transportation Supervisor may intervene. This may include assigning trips out of rotation (ex; New York City Trips and such).
EXTRA DRIVING ASSIGNMENTS. A. At the beginning of each school year, bus drivers shall indicate in writing their desire to drive extra driving assignments. The Transportation Supervisor shall prepare a list on the basis of seniority of all drivers so indicating their desire to drive extra driving assignments. The list and trip assignments shall be available for review at the bus garage for the entire school year.
EXTRA DRIVING ASSIGNMENTS a. All contract drivers and eligible full time employees will express their interest and preference in writing for extra driving assignments prior to the end of the second week of school. Trips will be assigned on a rotation basis, with seniority prevailing with the beginning of the fall sport season. New drivers will become eligible when assigned a contract. All trips will be assigned by the Transportation Supervisor. If two trips fall within the same day, the most senior driver shall have his/her choice of the runs. If a driver accepts a trip but then is unable to drive it, the trip will be returned to the Transportation Supervisor for assignment to the next driver in rotation. Substitute drivers may be assigned extra trips if late notice is provided to the Transportation Supervisor. To ensure that all extra trips are safely covered, the Transportation Supervisor may intervene. This may include assigning trips out of rotation (ex; New York City Trips and such).
EXTRA DRIVING ASSIGNMENTS. An extra driving assignment (EDA) shall be defined as a driving assignment, other than additional driving or a.m., p.m., noon runs, that includes but is not limited to sports trips, field trips, spectator buses, ski trips, and Wheatland recreation trips. All extra driving assignments shall be offered to the most senior driver in the unit and progress to the least senior member on a rotating basis provided the driver is available for the assignment and provided the assignment does not create any overtime situations. All requests for extra driving service shall be in writing and dated and time-stamped when received.

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