Tagged Baggage and Transportation Arrangements Clause Samples

The "Tagged Baggage and Transportation Arrangements" clause defines the procedures and responsibilities related to the handling and movement of baggage that has been officially tagged for transport. It typically outlines how baggage is to be identified, tracked, and transferred between parties or locations, ensuring that each item is properly accounted for throughout the transportation process. This clause helps prevent loss or misplacement of baggage and clarifies accountability, thereby ensuring smooth logistics and minimizing disputes over missing or mishandled items.
Tagged Baggage and Transportation Arrangements. The parties agree that tagged baggage service and transportation arrangements shall be provided by bargaining unit members and they shall be called to provide the appropriate service, with the occasional exception of transportation arrangements for VIP’s.
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Tagged Baggage and Transportation Arrangements. The parties agree that tagged baggage service and transportation arrangements shall be provided by bargaining unit members and they shall be called to provide the appropriate service, with the occasional exception of transportation arrangements for VIP’s. i. v. (2018) Room Drops Room Drop rates for all Bellpersons will be outlined as follows: - Two dollars ($2.00) for bags/items dropped inside the room; - One dollar and twenty-five cents ($1.25) for bags/items dropped outside the room (or under the door, door hanger, etc…) v. (2018) Luggage Room Attendant Rate Luggage Room Attendants will receive a premium of three dollars and fifty cents ($3.50) per hour.
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