Transportation Aide Route Assignments Sample Clauses

Transportation Aide Route Assignments. 34-12-1 Each bus yard shall establish a seniority list of all its assigned transportation aides. The seniority list at each bus yard will show the aide’s name, date of hire, and total length of service.
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Transportation Aide Route Assignments. 34-12-3 It is the District’s intention that as a general rule, daily transportation aide at each bus yard shall be based on seniority, with the most senior aides being assigned the longest routes and the most junior aides being assigned the shortest routes. 34-12-4 The provisions of Article 34-12 are not subject to the grievance process; however, a transportation aide who believes that a route assignment did not properly account for his or her seniority may appeal the route assignment to the appropriate Transportation Administrator for the assigned bus yard.
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Transportation Aide Route Assignments. 34-11-3 It is the District’s intention that as a general rule, daily transportation aide at each bus yard shall be based on seniority. with the most senior aides being assigned the longest routes and the most junior aides being assigned the shortest routes. 34-11-4 The provisions of Article 34-12 are not subject to the grievance process; however, a transportation aide who believes that a route assignment did not properly account for his or her seniority may appeal the route assignment to the appropriate Transportation Administrator for the assigned bus yard. Reference 2.01(A) Page 69 of 74 the Clark County School District and the Education Support Employees Association 34-11-5 A Transportation Aide-Special Education who promotes to a Bus Driver or Special Education Bus Driver position will be placed based on the hire date to the position in the applicable seniority list utilized by Bus Drivers and/or Special Education Bus Drivers to bid bus routes. A Bus Driver or Special Education Bus Driver who demotes to a Transportation Aide-Special Education position will be placed based on the hire date to the position in the applicable seniority lists utilized at bus yards to assign Transportation Aides-Special Education to bus routes.
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