Common use of Special Trip Assignments Clause in Contracts

Special Trip Assignments. 1. A special trip is defined to include the operation of a vehicle for purposes of transporting students in situations outside of the regular daily route to and from school. 2. In reference to special trips, an effort will be made by the Director of Operations to provide each driver with approximate equal amounts of time worked in special trip assignments. An accrual record of special trip assignments will be placed in the office of the Director of Operations and such time accrued for each driver for a school year. Time offered and refused by an individual driver shall be charged against the accumulative record. The record shall be accumulative from July 1 to June 30 of each year of the contract. 3. Posting of special trips will be made by the Director of Operations as soon as he/she receives notification, or on a monthly basis. Time and one-half will be charged as the amount of time paid for. Example: working six (6) hours on time and one-half (1 ½) amounts to nine (9) hours credited to accrued time list kept in the transportation supervisor’s office.

Special Trip Assignments. 1. A special trip is defined to include the operation of a vehicle for purposes of transporting students in situations outside of the regular daily route to and from school. 2. In reference to special trips, an effort will be made by the Director of Operations transportation supervisor to provide each driver with approximate equal amounts of time worked in special trip assignments. An accrual record of special trip assignments will be placed in the office of the Director of Operations transportation super- visor and such time accrued for each driver for a school year. Time offered and refused by an individual driver shall be charged against the accumulative record. The record shall be accumulative accumula- tive from July 1 to June 30 of each year of the contract. 3. Posting of special trips will be made by the Director of Operations transportation supervisor as soon as he/she receives notification, or on a monthly basis. Time and one-half will be charged as the amount of time paid for. Example: working six (6) hours on time and one-half (1 ½x 1/2) amounts to nine (9) hours credited to accrued time list kept in the transportation supervisor’s 's office.