Right to Book Rest Clause Samples

The 'Right to Book Rest' clause grants an individual or party the entitlement to schedule and take designated periods of rest or breaks during a specified activity or engagement. In practice, this clause may apply to performers, employees, or contractors, allowing them to reserve time off between work sessions, performances, or shifts, often according to a predetermined schedule or upon request. Its core function is to ensure that individuals have guaranteed opportunities for rest, thereby promoting well-being, preventing fatigue, and maintaining productivity.
Right to Book Rest. A. Locomotive Engineers and Conductors who have been on duty 10 hours or more will have the right to book rest enroute. If they so desire, in accordance with the provisions of this Article, Locomotive Engineers and Conductors are to be the judges of their own condition. Enroute may also include the initial or final terminal. B. Locomotive Engineers and Conductors in straight away service shall also have the right to book rest after the combined time of two (2) tours of duty reaches seventeen
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Right to Book Rest. (a) Trainmen shall have the right to book rest after the combined time of two continuous tours of duty reaches seventeen (17) hours. Time to be calculated from the on-duty time of the first tour of duty. (b) Trainmen who have been on duty 10 hours or more when operating with or without a reduced crew consist will have the right to book rest enroute, if they so desire, in accordance with the following provisions. Trainmen are to be the judges of their own condition. "Enroute" may also include the initial or final terminal.
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