DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS Sample Clauses

The "Duty Period Limitations" clause sets boundaries on the maximum length of time an individual, such as an employee or contractor, can be required to work during a single shift or duty period. Typically, this clause outlines specific hourly limits, mandatory rest breaks, and may address cumulative work hours over a set period, such as a day or week. By establishing these limits, the clause helps prevent fatigue, ensures compliance with labor regulations, and promotes safety and well-being in the workplace.
DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS. A. Duty Period 1. An on-duty period shall commence at the time a Flight Attendant is required to report for duty. a. Check-in time at base stations shall be one (1) hour prior to scheduled departure. b. Check-in time at outstations will be thirty (30) minutes prior to scheduled departure, except check-in will be forty-five (45) minutes prior to scheduled departure for working (not deadheading) Flight Attendants on Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights or scheduled -800 aircraft. If the Flight Attendant is required to report to an outstation with the Pilots for a Regulatory Requirements flight, the Flight Attendant’s duty day will commence at the same time as the Pilots’ duty day, if earlier. c. A Flight Attendant is required to be at the aircraft thirty (30) minutes prior to departure, or forty-five (45) minutes prior to departure for working (not deadheading) Flight Attendants on Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights or scheduled -800 aircraft. Flight Attendants are responsible for themselves. For the purpose of gate evaluations, the FIDs monitor in the Flight Attendant lounges will serve as the official clock in determining the time for Flight Attendants to be at the gate prior to departure. The Company will allow a three (3) minute grace period to be deducted from the time indicated on the Flight Attendant Lounge FID. d. If a Flight Attendant MBL's at the beginning of a pairing, her/his duty day will begin at scheduled check-in time or actual check-in time, whichever is later. In this situation, the Flight Attendant is required to be at the aircraft fifteen (15) minutes prior to scheduled departure for non-Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights and forty-five (45) minutes prior to scheduled departure for Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights. The Flight Attendant is required to confirm her/his arrival at the aircraft by calling the Scheduling Department from the jetway phone, and failure to do so may be treated as a no-show. One such MBL in a calendar quarter shall be non- chargeable as stated in Article 32. e. Check-in times will not be reduced to accommodate contractual crew rest/duty period in domicile. If a Flight Attendant's check-in time is reduced to accommodate crew rest for FAR purposes at an ▇▇▇, for pay and scheduling purposes the duty period will commence at the scheduled check-in time. f. If a Flight Attendant runs one (1) hour or less late and because of that is not scheduled to receive the “24 in 7” break, the Flight Attendant has two (2) choi...
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DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS. Where an employee's duty period originates at one airport and terminates at another within the co- terminal concept of Dorval and Mirabel, the duty period limitations will be as follows:
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DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS. 10.1 An employee's planned flight duty period begins at the required reporting time and ends 30 minutes after the planned arrival time on blocks of the last flight within the duty period. 10.2 An employee's actual flight duty period begins at the actual reporting time or the Qantas/QCCA required reporting time, whichever is the later, and ends 30 minutes after the actual arrival time on blocks of the last flight within the duty period, or such later time as may be determined by the Qantas/QCCA. 10.3 For each planned hour of flight duty an employee accrues one duty hour credit, prorated for time less than one hour. 10.4 Duty Period Limitations will be as follows: Duty Type Planned Unplanned 10.5 On a case by case basis, the Planned and Unplanned limits may be extended by agreement between Qantas/QCCA and an employee 10.6 The employee may be contacted by Qantas/QCCA at home or at any slip port and required not to sign-on until any disruption management decisions have been made. The period of time between the original sign-on time and the revised sign-on time will not be included in any duty hour limitation calculations. 10.7 Once the employee has signed-on, the Planned Limit may be extended by the Qantas/QCCA for operational reasons as indicated under 'Unplanned' in the table in clause 10.4 above. 10.8 Following consultation with the Association, reasonable special arrangements for duty period limitations may be implemented to meet unforeseen operational circumstances not accommodated by this Agreement.
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DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS. Where an employee's duty period originates at one airport and terminates at another within the terminal concept of and the duty period limitations will be as follows: Maximum Scheduled Duty Period: A duty period will not be scheduled to exceed twelve hours and thirty minutes domestic flights or thirteen hours and thirty minutes (1 overseas flights, exclusive of any ground travel time required between the on completion of a trip or trip sequence. Scheduled Deadhead to Home Base: A duty period may be scheduled for up to fourteen hours and thirty minutes domestic flights or fifteen hours and thirty minutes overseas flights, only to complete a deadhead to Home Base provided the flight duty time was scheduled within thirteen 3) hours domestic or fourteen (14) hours overseas. Home Base in this context is defined as either or Airport.
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DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS. 10.1 An employee’s planned flight duty period begins at the required reporting time and ends 30 minutes after the planned arrival time on blocks of the last flight within the duty period. 10.2 An employee’s actual flight duty period begins at the actual reporting time or the Qantas/QCCA required reporting time, whichever is the later, and ends 30 minutes after the actual arrival time on blocks of the last flight within the duty period, or such later time as may be determined by the Qantas/QCCA. 10.3 For each planned hour of flight duty an employee accrues one duty hour credit, prorated for time less than one hour. 10.4 Duty Period Limitations will be as follows: Non-flying 10:00hrs Standby* 12:00hrs Pure Operating – Multi Sector Pure Operating – Single Sector 14:00hrs 20:00hrs 20:00hrs 20:00hrs Operate to deadhead** Deadhead to operate*** Deadhead – Ground Duty – Deadhead**** 18:00hrs 14:00hrs 14:00hrs 20:00hrs 20:00hrs 20:00hrs Pure deadhead 24:00hrs 26:00hrs * stand-by credits do not contribute to operating or deadheading duty hour period limitations **provided that the operating sector doesn’t exceed 14 hours *** Qantas/QCCA may, after the normal closure of open time, assign a deadhead to operate sector of up to 15 hours to an employee on a Reserve Line operating on the B747/A330 fleets. Where this occurs the employee will be provided with home transport both ways and where crew are required to deadhead in accordance with this, the Company will confirm book the highest class available (in accordance with this Agreement) at the point the pattern which includes the 15 hour deadhead to operate sector is built. **** in the event that the employee’s nominated ground duty is Emergency Procedures with an examination component, the employee will be positioned the day prior to the ground duty but may position to home base at the completion of the ground duty component. 10.5 On a case by case basis, the Planned and Unplanned limits may be extended by agreement between Qantas/QCCA and an employee 10.6 The employee may be contacted by Qantas/QCCA at home or at any slip port and required not to sign-on until any disruption management decisions have been made. The period of time between the original sign- on time and the revised sign-on time will not be included in any duty hour limitation calculations. 10.7 Once the employee has signed-on, the Planned Limit may be extended by the Qantas/QCCA for operational reasons as indicated under ‘Unplanned’ in the table in clau...
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DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS. Where an employee's duty period originates at one airport and terminates at another within the terminal concept of and the duty period limitations will be as follows: Maximum Scheduled Duty Period: A duty period will not be scheduled to exceed twelve hours and thirty minutes domestic flights or thirteen hours and thirty minutes (1 overseas flights, exclusive of any ground travel time required between the on completion of a trip or trip sequence. Scheduled Deadhead to Home Base: A duty period may be scheduled for up to fourteen hours and thirty minutes domestic flights or fifteen hours and thirty minutes overseas flights, only to complete a deadhead to Home Base provided the flight duty time was scheduled within thirteen 3) hours domestic or fourteen (14) hours overseas. Home Base in this context is defined as either or Airport. Absolute Duty Period: Where a duty period is projected to exceed twelve hours and thirty minutes domestic or thirteen hours and thirty minutes overseas, exclusive of any ground travel time required between the on completion of a trip or trip sequence, an employee will not be required to remain on duty in excess of twelve hours and thirty minutes (1 domestic or thirteen hours and thirty minutes overseas. If the actual arrival time at either of the is after twelve hours and thirty minutes domestic or thirteen hours and thirty minutes overseas, will be releasedfrom duty. FLIGHT TIME CREDITS: Where an employee's flight sequence originates at one airport and terminates at another within the co- terminals or where an employee's duty day involves a departure and arrival at both airports, will be paid as follows: Flight Sequence Termination: Where a flight sequence originates at one airport and terminates at another within the the duty day will be extended by a maximum of thirty (30) minutes where the employee is required to return to the airport where the flight sequence originated. Deadhead Between Where an employee is required, during the course of a duty day, to travel from one terminal to the other, will be credited fifteen (15) minutes deadhead time for pay and limitation purposes for each such dead- head. CREDIT CALCULATION: Where an employee is subject to the conditions outlined in the provisions of Article Credit Calculation and Article Flight Time Credits and Guarantees will apply. CLAIM FOR FLIGHT TIME CREDITS: Where an employee under Flight Sequence Termination is required to return to airport of origination, will be required to...
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DUTY PERIOD LIMITATIONS. 1. A Crewmember who flies a flight during an On-Duty Period will not be scheduled to exceed the maximum scheduled On-Duty limits nor be required to remain On-Duty in excess of the actual maximum On-Duty limits set forth below. A Crewmember may, at his option, elect to exceed the listed maximum On-Duty time, within FAR limits. The On-Duty limitations that shall be applied to a Crewmember who is reassigned during an On-Duty Period are those applicable to the operation (e.g., Domestic, International, Charter, etc.) to be flown as a result of the rescheduling.
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