Trip Board Sample Clauses

Trip Board. A. Extra trips, including substitute and summer runs, shall be posted at the bus garage.
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Trip Board. A trip board shall exist for extra trips, supplemental runs which cannot be undertaken by the assigned driver due to absence; and for Saturday, Sunday, or holiday trips.
Trip Board. All trips other than holiday and Sunday trips received according to the Southwest Licking School calendar before the Wednesday morning trip board bidding will be posted on the trip board. Holiday and Sunday trips will be posted on a separate “Holiday and Sunday Trip” board and will be offered to interested drivers in seniority order, beginning each time with the most senior driver who expressed interest. CHOOSE OR MOVE BOARD: Trips that are requested after the Wednesday morning Trip Board Bidding, but go out before the following Wednesday Trip Board, will go on the Choose or Move Board. Trips not chosen by bargaining unit employees from the regular Wednesday Trip board or taken by substitute drivers on Wednesday morning will go on the Choose or Move Board to be bid on again. Trips that are turned in from the Wednesday morning bidding will go on the Choose or Move Board to be bid on again.
Trip Board. AM special trips of 5.25 hours or greater shall be included on the trip
Trip Board. 82.1 Trips will be defined as any athletic, extra curricular or field trip event.

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