Method of Dispatch At Foreign Domiciles Clause Samples

Method of Dispatch At Foreign Domiciles. Foreign domiciled sleeper teams shall be placed on a common ro- tating wheel at the time they arrive at a foreign domicile and shall be dispatched off that wheel on a first-in first-out basis; provided however, a team may be dispatched out of rotation when receiving a direct dispatch back to their home domicile. Such direct dispatch may include a drop and pick enroute. When more than one team from a common home domicile is on the foreign wheel, the first team in shall be the team dispatched out of rotation. Sleeper teams who are put to bed at a foreign domicile shall be dispatched in accordance with the procedure herein; provided how- ever, it shall not be a violation or the basis of a runaround claim, when a foreign team, whose home domicile is common to that of another team who is in bed at the foreign domicile, has been pre-dispatched on a via through the foreign domicile enroute to their home domicile. A foreign team may not however, be dis- patched from a home domicile to a foreign domicile and then back to their home domicile (A-B-A) when another team from the same home domicile is in bed at the foreign domicile.
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Method of Dispatch At Foreign Domiciles. Foreign domiciled sleeper teams shall be placed on a common rotat- ing wheel at the time they arrive at a foreign domicile and shall be dispatched off that wheel on a first-in first-out basis; provided how- ever, a team may be dispatched out of rotation when receiving a direct dispatch back to their home domicile. Such direct dispatch may include a drop and pick enroute. When more than one team from a common home domicile is on the foreign wheel, the first team in shall be the team dispatched out of rotation.
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Method of Dispatch At Foreign Domiciles. 59 L. Foreign Power Courtesy Dispatch..................................... 60 M. National Sleeper Cab Grievance Committee............................ 60
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