TABLE OF EVALUATED HOURS FOR AUXILIARY ROUTES Sample Clauses

TABLE OF EVALUATED HOURS FOR AUXILIARY ROUTES. Total Hours and Minutes Per Week (Standard Hours) Evaluated Hours 11:30 to 12:29 12 Hours 12:30 to 13:29 13 Hours 13:30 to 14:29 14 Hours 14:30 to 15:29 15 Hours 15:30 to 16:29 16 Hours 16:30 to 17:29 17 Hours 17:30 to 18:29 18 Hours 18:30 to 19:29 19 Hours 19:30 to 20:29 20 Hours 20:30 to 21:29 21 Hours 21:30 to 22:29 22 Hours 22:30 to 23:29 23 Hours 23:30 to 24:29 24 Hours 24:30 to 25:29 25 Hours 25:30 to 26:29 26 Hours 26:30 to 27:29 27 Hours 27:30 to 28:29 28 Hours 28:30 to 29:29 29 Hours 29:30 to 30:29 30 Hours 30:30 to 31:29 31 Hours 31:30 to 32:29 32 Hours 32:30 to 33:29 33 Hours 33:30 to 34:29 34 Hours 34:30 to 35:29 35 Hours 35:30 to 36:29 36 Hours 36:30 to 37:29 37 Hours 37:30 to 38:29 38 Hours 38:30 to 39:29 39 Hours Article 9.2.C.6.b Total Hours and Minutes Per Week (Standard Hours) Evaluated Hours 39:30 to 40:29 40 Hours 40:30 to 41:29 41 Hours 41:30 to 42:29 42 Hours* 42:30 to 43:29 43 Hours* 43:30 to 44:29 44 Hours* 44:30 to 45:29 45 Hours* 45:30 to 46:29 46 Hours* 46:30 to 47:29 47 Hours* 47:30 to 48:29 48 Hours* 48:30 to 49:29 49 Hours* 49:30 to 50:29 50 Hours* 50:30 to 51:29 51 Hours* 51:30 to 52:29 52 Hours* 52:30 to 53:29 53 Hours* 53:30 to 54:29 54 Hours* 54:30 to 55:29 55 Hours* 55:30 to 56:29 56 Hours* 56:30 and Over 57 Hours* * Auxiliary routes will be converted to regular within 30 days of reaching 42:00 standard hours, unless otherwise withheld in accordance with this Agreement.
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