Intermediate Terminals Clause Samples

Intermediate Terminals. Porquis and Kapuskasing shall be considered as intermediate terminals. Locomotive Engineers who perform switching at these locations shall be paid a premium of 12.5 miles for each switch performed to a maximum of 3 per tour of duty, or time occupied, whichever is greater. This does not limit the number of switches that may be required. When crews are required to switch Hallnor or South Porcupine and ▇▇▇▇ they shall be paid a premium of 12.5 miles for each switch performed to a maximum of 6, in addition to the time occupied. When only required to switch at ▇▇▇▇ the current maximum of 5 applies. This does not limit the number of switches that may be required.
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Intermediate Terminals. Porquis and Kapuskasing shall be considered as intermediate terminals. Locomotive Engineers who perform switching at these locations shall be paid a premium of 12.5 miles for each switch performed to a maximum of 3 per tour of duty, or time occupied, whichever is greater. This does not limit the number of switches that may be required. When crews are required to switch Hallnor or South Porcupine and ▇▇▇▇ they shall be paid a premium of
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