ROTATING WHEELS Clause Samples

ROTATING WHEELS. A rotation wheel is a list of drivers, listed according to seniority that are available and desire extra runs. Field Trips – When a driver’s name is selected, he/she is required to pick or pass in the time frame allotted which is between 6:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. If you do not select a trip, it will be considered a pass. a. Drivers in Category A and B must work schedules as defined in Article VII - Employment, Status Definitions and Requirements. b. The last run awarded will be the first run canceled. c. Drivers will have 10 minutes added to their day on the day they are selected to pick a field trip. The driver must sign the Daily Notes Board in order to receive payment for the extra 10 minutes. Failure to do so will forfeit the 10-minute payment. d. Upon selection of the trip, it is the driver’s responsibility to know what trip he/she has selected, dates, times, locations, and necessary paperwork. Trip slips will be placed in driver’s mail boxes twenty- four (24) hours before the trip start time. e. Drivers on unpaid days off, unpaid medical leave, non-FMLA leave, FMLA leave, bereavement, jury duty, Workers’ Compensation, or modified duty will forfeit picks in the rotation. This means essentially any day a driver is not working or is not working at full duty status will forfeit picks. f. It is the driver’s responsibility to fill out all forms correctly and date the selection. If the selection is not filled out properly, the selected trip will be forfeited. g. Failure to have a completed field trip form (times, mileage, signatures, dates, etc.) will result in the form returned to the driver, and possibly delaying payment for the particular trip. If a driver has incorrect paperwork three (3) times, he/she will forfeit the next field trip rotation. If a driver has incorrect paperwork five (5) times, he/she will forfeit field trips for the rest of the year. h. Management has the right to determine whether a field trip is a one way run, a complete trip, or whether a portion of the trip, before or after a driver run, will be paid as a continuous run. Such determination will be made prior to driver picking and/or being assigned the trip. i. No show/no call for a field trip will result in forfeiture of field trips for the remainder of the school year. If an employee gives up a field trip two (2) times in the current school year, the employee will forfeit field trips for the remainder of the current school year. It will also be considered an absence under the attend...
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