Common use of Marking Off Clause in Contracts

Marking Off. A. An extra Engineer who is granted permission to ▇▇▇▇ off or to be out of place will retain his position on the extra board if he reports back for duty before his turn is called. Failing to report for duty before he is called for a yard assignment or for a run out of the terminal, his turn will be removed from the board and he will remain off for a minimum of twelve (12) hours and then be marked up last out upon reporting. B. An Engineer in pool freight service marking off for any reason will maintain his place in the pool if he reports for service before his turn is called. Failing to report for duty before his turn is called; he will remain off for a minimum of twelve (12) hours depending on the exigencies of service. When reporting he will be marked up last out or to his turn if it has returned and has previously been marked up, and will be considered available for call in his turn. Note: In (A) and (B) above, an Engineer who marks off and then marks back up before his turn is called, will not be considered as unavailable for any purposes in regard to the time while he was marked off. C. An Engineer working a regularly assigned road or yard assignment when marking off must ▇▇▇▇ up at least three (3) hours before the calling time of their regular assignment in order to protect the assignment. D. An Engineer who misses a call will be off for a minimum of twelve (12) hours. They will be allowed to ▇▇▇▇ up at any time after the twelve (12) hours. E. An Engineer will not be required to accept an assignment that goes on duty after 8:00 p.m. in anticipation of the following authorized absences such as rest day, personal day, vacation day(s) or week(s), or demand days off. Engineers will not have their guarantee affected under this Article.

Marking Off. A. An extra Engineer who is granted permission to ▇▇▇▇ mark off or to be out of place will retain his position on the extra board if he reports back for duty before his turn is called. Failing to report for duty before he is called for a yard assignment or for a run out of the terminal, his turn will be removed from the board and he will remain off for a minimum of twelve (12) hours and then be marked up last out upon reporting. B. An Engineer in pool freight service marking off for any reason will maintain his place in the pool if he reports for service before his turn is called. Failing to report for duty before his turn is called; he will remain off for a minimum of twelve (12) hours depending on the exigencies of service. When reporting he will be marked up last out or to his turn if it has returned and has previously been marked up, and will be considered available for call in his turn. Note: In (A) and (B) above, an Engineer who marks off and then marks back up before his turn is called, will not be considered as unavailable for any purposes in regard to the time while he was marked off. C. An Engineer working a regularly assigned road or yard assignment when marking off must ▇▇▇▇ mark up at least three (3) hours before the calling time of their regular assignment in order to protect the assignment. D. An Engineer who misses a call will be off for a minimum of twelve (12) hours. They will be allowed to ▇▇▇▇ mark up at any time after the twelve (12) hours. E. An Engineer will not be required to accept an assignment that goes on duty after 8:00 p.m. in anticipation of the following authorized absences such as rest day, personal day, vacation day(s) or week(s), or demand days off. Engineers will not have their guarantee affected under this Article.