Graduated Passenger and Light Sample Clauses

Graduated Passenger and Light. Engine Rates 1.1 1 Through Freight and Work Train Rates................................................ 1.4 3 Train Length Allowance .............. 1.5 3 Wayfreight and Snow Plow Service............................................. 1.6 4 Road Switcher Service ................. 1.7 4 Combination Service.................... 1.8 5 Coal Branches .............................. 1.9 5 Steam Generators ......................... 1.10 5 Piloting ......................................... 1.11 5 Distributive Power ....................... 1.15 6 Rates of Pay - Yard ......................... 36 49 Unit Allowance ............................ 36.2 49 Shift Differentials......................... 36.3 49 Conductors (Yard) Only Transfer Movements...................................... 36.4 50 Release at Final Terminals.............. 12 17 Relieving Locomotive Engineers at a Turnaround Point ......................... 35 44 Relieving Locomotive Engineers in Yard Service at Subsidiary Station . 52 60 Representation................................. 53 63 Rest - Road...................................... 28 27 Booking Rest En Route................ 28.5 28 Rest Period ................................... 28.7 29 Arrangements ............................... 28.8 30 Accommodations En Route ......... 28.9 30 Resuming Duty ............................ 28.1 1 31 Rest - Yard ...................................... 49 55 Restriction/Demotion ...................... 87 116 Disciplinary.................................. 87.1 116 Physical Disability ....................... 87.3 116 Release at Final Terminals.............. 12 17 Running of Locomotive Engineers in Pool Service....................................... 32 36 Runaround.................................... 32.2 37 Running of Locomotive Engineers in Regularly Assigned Service........ 31 35 S Seniority Boundaries .................... 56 64 Territory ....................................... 56.1 64 Establishment ............................ 56.5 64 Posting Lists................................. 56.7 66 Laid Off........................................ 56.10 67 Re-employed Subsequent to Discharge ........................................ 56.11 67 Transfers Between Districts ......... 56.12 67 Transfer to Construction Department...................................... 56.13 67 Employed on Yardmaster's Position ......................................... 56.1 4 67 Setting Out and Taking on Cars En Route in a Conductor Only Operation...... 18A 22 Sho...
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