Sleeper Cab Operations Sample Clauses

Sleeper Cab Operations. Unless specifically addressed in this section the provisions of the applicable supplemental agreement relating to sleeper cab opera- tions remain in full force and effect.
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Sleeper Cab Operations. (a) "Tour" will be used when referring to sleeper cab operations and shall mean the period between departure from and return to home terminal.
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Sleeper Cab Operations. Section 1. An Employer may establish a sleeper cab operation, i.e., two (2) man operation, to be covered by this Agreement. It must negotiate with the involved Local Unions all conditions affecting the operations prior to effectuating the sleeper cab operation. Agreements reached must be submitted for approval to the respective Area Committee, or National Committee if a multiconference sleeper cab operation is involved, prior to implementation. Any rates or conditions negotiated by the parties in accordance with this Article must be approved by the affected membership prior to implementation.
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Sleeper Cab Operations. Unless specifically addressed in this section the provisions of the Article 8, Section 8 applicable supplemental agreement relating to sleeper cab opera- tions remain in full force and effect.
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Sleeper Cab Operations. Should an Employer, party to this Agreement, determine to estab- lish a sleeper cab operation, during the term of this Agreement and within the jurisdiction of this Agreement, the Employer shall notify the Joint Council 40 Joint Negotiating Committee in order to estab- lish terms and conditions for such operation.
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Sleeper Cab Operations. Sleeper cab operations shall be between designated terminals with a designated home terminal. An Employer shall not operate sleeper cabs over the same route where he has established relay runs or through runs unless all bids are protected, except to move an unusual or overflow of freight, and in such event drivers employed on relay runs or through runs shall have full guarantee preference unless otherwise agreed to, and sleeper cab drivers shall be compensated either by the mileage rate or hourly rate set forth in this Article for all time spent on such relay route.
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Sleeper Cab Operations. Section 1.
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Sleeper Cab Operations. NO CHANGE, EXCEPT AS LISTED BELOW: Section 7. Mileage Pay and Subsistence *SEE NATIONAL ECONOMIC SETTLEMENT* Section 8. Paid for Time *SEE NATIONAL ECONOMIC SETTLEMENT* Section 9. New Hire Rates *SEE NATIONAL ECONOMIC SETTLEMENT*
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Sleeper Cab Operations. Section 1. Limitation, Protection of Single Man Runs – No Change Mileage Restriction – No Change Definition – No Change Mutual Agreement – No Change
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