LEAD DRIVER Sample Clauses

LEAD DRIVER. SECTION 1: During the term of this Agreement, the Employer shall have the right to establish one or more Lead Driver positions at the covered locations. Lead Drivers will be considered bargaining unit employees covered under this Agreement in all respects, except that the Employer shall be permitted to assign them to administrative tasks not otherwise contemplated herein.
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LEAD DRIVER. During the term of this Agreement, the Company shall have the right to establish one or more Lead Driver positions at the covered locations. Lead Drivers will be considered bargaining unit employees covered under this Agreement in all respects. Lead drivers are not supervisory and shall have zero supervisory powers, including making the hiring decision, administering, or recommending discipline, making the decision on scheduling, or selecting others for work. Employees shall not be required to accept the designation of Lead Driver. The selection of employees to be designated as Lead Drivers is left to the sole discretion of the Company and shall be based on the Company’s evaluation of the employees’ respective qualifications, except that where the Company deems two or more employees equally qualified, the most senior employee shall be offered the designation. Drivers are encouraged to notify Management of their interest to be considered for a Lead Driver position at any time. The Company will make the Job Description available on the driver’s website. However, the Job Description shall in no way require a bargaining unit employee to engage in supervisory activities such as hiring, firing, responsibly directing, scheduling work or effectively recommending discipline for other bargaining unit employees. Employees designated as Lead Drivers shall be entitled to their regular hourly rate of pay plus a premium of no less than $0.50/hour for all administrative hours worked. Employees who are divested of the Lead Driver designation, either at their request or on the Company’s decision, shall forfeit the Lead Driver premium. The Parties agree to meet and confer to discuss any issues regarding the Lead Driver classification.
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LEAD DRIVER. The rate of pay for lead driver is the basic rate of pay plus one dollar and fifty cents ($2.50) per hour.
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LEAD DRIVER. A lead driver will be designated by the Union for location shoots to supervise drivers and coordinate the needs of transportation. The lead driver will be assigned to drive a vehicle. No lead driver is necessary if there is only one driver under covered employment.
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LEAD DRIVER. An employee who serves as a Lead Driver, as may be required by a particular school or school district, may be given responsibilities that may include: recording information on school check-in sheets, checking for on-time vehicles, notifying dispatch about late vehicle, contacting school personnel for delivering routing information or related problems, or such other items as may be requested by the Employer and/or a particular school or school district. Lead Drivers shall receive a premium of one-quarter hour’s pay per report or time spent working in excess of the normal guarantee, whichever is greater. Driver’s Assistants assigned to Lead Drivers do not receive this additional pay unless they work such time. Available Lead Driver positions shall be awarded on the basis of terminal seniority on the route to Drivers so desiring such positions.
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