NEW OPERATORS IN TRAINING Sample Clauses

NEW OPERATORS IN TRAINING. 34.01 The prospective operator hereinafter called a trainee shall be paid one-half (½) the probationary operator’s rate for time worked during the period of training, which shall not exceed six (6) working days. Having completed their training and gained experience on runs, to the satisfaction of the Director of Operations, they will be trained on other equipment as training time becomes available and will receive their full rate of probationer’s pay for time worked, as required. As per Article 19.06, nine (9) months shall be considered a probationary period, and if satisfactory they will be taken on as a permanent Employee of the City (HSR).
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NEW OPERATORS IN TRAINING a) does not apply to Access Transit. Employees who transfer from other classifications within the Transit Department will, while training for the position of Operator, be paid the first-year Operator rate.
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NEW OPERATORS IN TRAINING a) New employees, while training for the position of Operator, shall be appointed to staff and paid fifty percent (50%) of the minimum Operator‟s rate.
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