STARTING AND FINISHING TIME Sample Clauses

STARTING AND FINISHING TIME. 13.1. The scheduling of starting times and finish times shall be as advised by the Company from time to time. The Employees accept that the Company may need to alter start and finish times at short notice for operational reasons.
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STARTING AND FINISHING TIME. 6.05.1 Every driver position shall have a designated depot from which they will depart and return at the end of their shift. Drivers will have included in their shift fifteen (15) minutes pre-trip and five (5) minutes post-trip. In the event a driver exceeds the allotted pre-trip and/or post-trip time they are to complete a Route Summary Sheet (form example in Appendix B). The delay must be a bona fide operational issue, including but not limited to: dead battery, flat tire, scrapping ice off of windows, technological issue, parking obstruction.
STARTING AND FINISHING TIME. (1) The Company reserves the right to designate the location of the depot for any vehicle in its fleet. If the Company designates the drivers home as their depot, the driver’s start and finish time will be designated as the pick-up and drop-off time of their first and last passenger, provided that the traveling time is not longer than 15 minutes. The driver must proceed directly to his first call and return home directly from after his last call. (for example: if the traveling time from the drivers home to the first passenger is twenty five (25) minutes, the driver will be paid for ten (10) minutes of his traveling time)
STARTING AND FINISHING TIME. 12.1. The employeeshours of work may be at any time of day from Monday to Sunday and may include Public Holidays, The scheduling of starting times and finish times shall be as advised by the Company from time to time. The Employees’ accept that the Company may need to alter start and finish times at short notice for operational reasons.

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