Relief Terminal Operations Supervisor Assigned Terminal Sample Clauses

Relief Terminal Operations Supervisor Assigned Terminal. Relief Terminal Operations Supervisors shall be assigned to the terminal closest to their home as their home terminal. Such employees shall be paid in accordance with Appendix A for hours actually worked at a terminal including the employee’s home terminal, not including time spent traveling to and from work. No other form of travel pay or time is payable to Relief Terminal Operations Supervisors. Mileage shall be paid in accordance with Schedule A when assigned to work at a terminal other than the employee’s home terminal.
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Relief Terminal Operations Supervisor Assigned Terminal. 18 Relief Terminal Operations Supervisors shall be assigned to the terminal closest to 19 their home as their home terminal. Such employees shall be paid in accordance with 20 Appendix A for hours actually worked at a terminal including the employee’s home 21 terminal, not including time spent traveling to and from work. No other form of 22 travel pay or time is payable to Relief Terminal Operations Supervisors. Mileage 23 shall be paid in accordance with Schedule A when assigned to work at a terminal 24 other than the employee’s home terminal. 25 18.04 Pay for Relief Terminal Operations Supervisors 26 Pay will be compensated for Relief Terminal Operations Supervisors who are 27 required to have expertise and knowledge of each terminal, and are assigned 1 throughout the system as needed, according to Appendix A. This includes but is not 2 limited to:
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