Work on Docks Sample Clauses

Work on Docks. If a Highway driver performs hourly-rated work, he shall be allowed a fifteen (15) minute coffee break during the first four (4) hours of hourly-rated work and a second fifteen (15) minute coffee break during the second four (4) hours of hourly-rated work. Section Hourly Limitations At their home terminals, Highway drivers shall have the right to decline further work when they have accumulated a total of forty-five (45) hours in any week. No driver will be dispatched from his home terminal when he has accumulated miles in a week. When a driver at a foreign terminal has reached miles in a week, he must be dispatched on a trip directly en route to his home terminal. Any General holiday that falls within the scheduled work week shall reduce the number of hours worked for the purpose of booking off by eight (8) hours for each General Holiday. Section Sixth Shift Operations When all employees in the Highway Department have worked five (5) shifts, senior employees will be given the first opportunity to work on sixth (6") shift operations. In the event the work is declined, the company the right to allocate the work in reverse order of seniority. Highway drivers shall not be compelled to accept a sixth shift dispatch which entails a layover. In the event a man is dispatched on a turn on the sixth (6") shift and the return load does not materialize, the man shall be paid for all time held. It is the Company's responsibility to return the man to his home terminal. For the purpose of applying this section, a paid General Holiday shall be considered as a shift worked.
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Work on Docks. If a Highway driver performs hourly-rated work, he shall be allowed a fifteen (15) minute coffee break during the first four (4) hours of hourly-rated work and a second fifteen (15) minute coffee break during the second four (4) hours of hourly-rated work.
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Work on Docks. Except for duties specifically outlined in (g), extended city d rivers shall not be compelled to work on any Company dock or yard except those drivers on established way freight operations where the mileage is not in excess of one hundred (1 00) miles. In order to prevent inter-mingling of extended city operations with the city pick-up and delivery operations, no extended city drivers will be allowed to pick-up or deliver freight within a radius established by mutual agreement between the Company and the Local Union involved and reduced to writing and signed by the parties. The Company shall not utilize extended city divers to drop and/or pick up loads and/or empties within City Department's jurisdiction unless otherwise mutually agreed between the Company and the Union. This clause shall not prevent the continuation of operations in existence provided they are operated in the same manner as they have been in the past. Union agrees to allow Extended City Drivers to make en route pick-ups or deliveries in the event of time critical shipments where necessary. Those drivers working as city/extended city operation are permitted to perform regular city P&D functions as required. The Extended City work week shall commence on 1 800 hours on Sunday. The known Sunday night dispatch will be made available by Sunday at 1 0:00 a.m. No driver will be compelled to accept a dispatch on Sunday night unless he receives eight (8) hours' notice and, except in an emergency, no driver will be dispatched before 6:00 p.m. Sunday night, except for the regular posted early starts. Drivers wishing to book off Sunday night must request permission to do so no later than on the preceding Saturday noon. Call-In Guarantee Employees who are on Extended City Department seniority list and who are called in for duty shall receive eight (8) hours work within that department or the equivalent of eight (8) hours pay at their regular hourly rate. Turnaround Runs Home terminal drivers will be given preference on turnaround runs over foreign terminal drivers on layover. Employees required to deadhead shall be paid the prevailing rate equal to the driver. This shall include breakdowns and all delays, etc. Drivers will not deadhead in vehicles which are not equipped with passenger seats. When the Company requires an extended city driver to make the initial hook-up of the equipment and/or final unhooking and storing of equipment, such driver shall be paid at his appropriate hourly rate for all time ...
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