Relief Operator definition
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Relief Operator Differential applies only to employees who are regularly scheduled to work the position of Relief Operator.
The rate of pay for the Relief Operator Differential is determined by increasing the basic hourly salary for the job by seven and one-half (7.5%) percent.
The Relief Operator will shift his/her hours to cover the leave Monday through Wednesday.
An employee assigned as Relief Operator shall receive an additional one dollar ($1.00) per hour for each hour actually worked.
No Transit Operator shall suffer the consequence of being returned to a Relief Operator status as a result of the establishment of a Zone Service.
A Relief Operator will be responsible for relieving six (6) other operators per shift.
A Vacation Relief Operator is an Operator who during the June Sign Up Board of Crew Guides selects to relieve other Operators who are scheduled to take all or part of their annual vacation during the period of the June Sign Up Board of Crew Guides.
If the regularly scheduled weekend Electric Distribution Operator is unable to report for work on Thursday or has taken scheduled leave, the shift shall be covered by the Relief Operator regularly scheduled for that week.
Notwithstanding 9.4(b), the Power Plant Relief Operator may be assigned to different work days upon seventy-two (72) hours notice and may be assigned to different shift start and stop times upon twenty-four (24) hours notice.
If relief is still not obtained, then the Company will utilize the overtime list to obtain employees in the Relief Operator classification.