Long Distance Trips Sample Clauses

Long Distance Trips a. In the interest of safety, two drivers may be assigned to trips which 1.) exceed 225 miles each way, and 2.) are completed in one day.
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Long Distance Trips. (Formerly o) Long distance drivers will rotate on both lists. Within eighteen (18) months of employment, the District shall make available training to all drivers who qualify. Consideration for performance may be justified through documentation. Upon successful completion of the training the drivers shall rotate on driving long distance trips. Drivers shall receive up to two hours of T-01 time for the behind the wheel training with the advanced permission of the Transportation Manager. If a driver is unsuccessful in completing the training, the District shall make the training available the next year.
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Long Distance Trips. 16.01 When an employee travels to a destination east or south of his home terminal, he will be considered to be on a "trip." Employees will receive mileage rates as stipulated in Schedule "A" plus hourly rates for loading and unloading.
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Long Distance Trips. Long distance trips are those dispatched to a point outside the boundaries of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. Trips shall be posted for and offered to the most senior qualified driver on the rotational basis, starting with the most senior and rotating through the least senior. The rotational list shall renew the first day of each school year. Drivers must meet the following requirements:
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Long Distance Trips. When an employee travels to a destination east or south of his home terminal, he will be considered to be on a "trip." Employees will receive mileage rates as stipulated in Schedule "A", plus hourly rates for loading and unloading. In order to meet out-of-pocket meal costs on out of town trips, an allowance according to and set forth in Schedule attached hereto and made part hereof, will be paid every four and one-half (4%) working hours, to a maximum per day as outlined in Schedule The Employer agrees to reimburse employees for reasonable costs of accommodation while on out of town trips. In the event that a driver is required to layover at some point away from his home terminal, he shall be paid a full eight (8) hours at the regular hourly rate. This will constitute one (1) eight-(8) hour day in the regular span of twenty-four (24) hours. Layover time shall be payable from Monday to Saturday unless the Employer and the employee agree that the layover is mutually beneficial. Travelling and waiting time on all ferries, minus meal breaks covered by Article above, shall be paid at the regular hourly rate of pay.
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