- HOURS OVERTIME FOR OPERATORS AND MISCELLANEOUS RE: DAY’S WORK FOR OPERATORS Sample Clauses

- HOURS OVERTIME FOR OPERATORS AND MISCELLANEOUS RE: DAY’S WORK FOR OPERATORS. A day’s work for bus Operators on regular runs shall not be more than eight and one-half (8½) hours as outlined in the Letter of Intent. Regardless of the number of hours in a run which has been signed for, no guarantee shall exceed eight (8) hours pay. The Company agrees to conduct a run cut with the complete participation of the Union, exploring all options to create runs that would work eight (8) hours per day with the shortest possible spread time, subject to cost. It is understood that the work day will not exceed eight and one-half (8½) and twelve (12) hours per day. Subject to all other provisions to the contrary contained in this Section, all work exceeding eight (8) hours completed in any one
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- HOURS OVERTIME FOR OPERATORS AND MISCELLANEOUS RE: DAY’S WORK FOR OPERATORS. (i) A day’s work for bus operators on regular runs shall not be more than nine (9) hours, and the Employer shall use its best endeavours to keep the hours as close as possible or practicable to the minimum, which shall be eight (8) hours. Regardless of the number of hours in a run which has been signed for, no guarantee shall exceed eight (8) hours pay. The Employer shall endeavour to see that a day’s work is completed within eleven (11) consecutive hours wherever it is possible and practicable to do so. Subject to all other provisions to the contrary contained in this section, all work exceeding eight (8) hours completed in any one (1) day shall be paid at the overtime rate, and no overtime shall be paid to any operator until he has performed eight (8) hours work in one (1) day. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that any operator on a regular run who has completed said regular run, and in the same day is called back to take out an extra or tripper, which is not part of his regular run, shall be paid overtime for the extra work. Twelve o’clock midnight shall be considered to be the end of a day except with regard to the unexpired portion of any regular or extra run started prior to midnight. No operator on a regular run, after finishing his run, will be required to do extra work unless, in the opinion of the Employer, it is absolutely necessary. The Employer will endeavour at all times to provide sufficient extra men so that regular men will not be required to do extra work except when it is necessary.
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