Hold Downs Sample Clauses

Hold Downs. 1. For the purpose of this Agreement the following definitions shall apply: A hold down is defined as any job or new bid assignment that is open for a full week (Sunday through Saturday), except for jobs that are bid as single days. An active extraboard operator is any extraboard operator available for daily work assignments. An inactive extraboard operator is any extraboard operator working a "hold down" assignment; such operator is not eligible for extra work assignments, except by overall seniority. (Extraboard internships - See Article XIII E.) 2. Extraboard operators bidding hold downs may bid by proxy for an available hold down. Bids shall be submitted no later than 4:00 PM on the Friday prior to the effective date of the hold down. Bids shall be awarded on a seniority basis. An extraboard operator awarded a hold down will be on inactive extraboard status and their hours worked will not be balanced with the active extraboard for the hold down week. The extraboard operator will automatically receive the days off of the hold down awarded and will be considered a bid job operator for pay purposes during the hold down. 3. Available hold down assignments will be posted on Monday by 10:00 AM and remain posted until 4:00 PM the following Friday. Any additional hold down assignments that become available between Monday and Friday noon will be posted as "late posting" and will be available for Friday's hold down bid. All hold downs become effective on the first day of the following work week. 4. Hold down bids will be awarded one week at a time. Results will be posted by 9:00 AM Saturday for the following work week. Hold downs not bid will be worked by the extraboard by way of daily work assignments. 5. An operator coming off a leave of absence shall reclaim their bid assignment at the beginning of the next pay week. In the interim the operator will be assigned to the extraboard with the operator receiving their regular bid days off. In the event the operator's bid assignment is not being worked by a hold down operator, they shall resume their bid assignment.
Hold Downs. A. Definition: A hold down is any run open or unassigned from the second (2nd) consecutive day to thirty (30) days. B. During the first Monday through Friday period (first (1st) calendar week) the run shall be a day-to-day hold down, driven by the permanent or temporary standby driver who selected it on the first day. The standby driver shall not come off the run, except as modified below. C. When a run has been covered as a day-to-day Hold Down it shall go up for bid on Thursday at 1400 for Duration Hold Down, unless the Regular Route Driver notifies Dispatch prior to 1300 of an expected date of return of Monday or earlier.
Hold Downs. Hold downs are runs which are available on a temporary basis after it is known that the regular operator will be out at least one full Monday through Sunday week, but not more than 24 calendar days.
Hold Downs. When a regularly assigned run is temporarily open for a period of 40 hours or more in a work week, it shall be assigned in its entirety to the full-time operator who is readily available for the work (with the exception of annual leave) with the greatest amount of seniority desiring the same who has not been assigned to a regularly assigned run. When so assigned, such run shall be pulled by him or her until the regular operator to whom it was originally assigned returns to work or until it has been reassigned at a general assignment of runs.
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Hold Downs. When a regularly assigned run is temporarily open for a period of 40 hours or more in a work week, it shall be assigned in its entirety to the full-time operator who is readily available for the work (with the exception of annual leave) with the greatest amount of seniority desiring the same who has not been assigned to a regularly assigned run. When so assigned, such run shall be pulled by him or her until the regular operator to whom it was originally assigned returns to work or until it has been reassigned at a general assignment of runs.
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  • Failure to Provide Insurance Grantee fails to provide or maintain in effect any policy of insurance required in Article 10.

  • Commercial General Liability Insurance including premises and operations, personal injury, broad form property damage, broad form blanket contractual liability coverage (including coverage for the contractual indemnification) products and completed operations coverage, coverage for explosion, collapse and underground hazards, independent contractors coverage, coverage for pollution to the extent normally available and punitive damages to the extent normally available and a cross liability endorsement, with minimum limits of One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) per occurrence/One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) aggregate combined single limit for personal injury, bodily injury, including death and property damage.