Unscheduled Transit Service Delays Clause Samples

Unscheduled Transit Service Delays. Where Operators utilize the transit system to effect a relief or a report which falls within their hours of work, (including travel time) and an unscheduled transit service delay occurs, resulting in the Operators being unable to make the relief or report, they shall not be subject to loss of pay or to any disciplinary action or documentation. The Operators will take all steps available to them to notify the Depot Office of their delay at the earliest opportunity.
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Unscheduled Transit Service Delays. Where Operators utilize the transit system to effect a relief or a report which falls within their hours of work, (including travel time) and an unscheduled transit service delay occurs, resulting in the Operators being unable to make the relief or report, they shall not be subject to loss of pay or to any disciplinary action or documentation. The Operators will take all steps available to them to notify Control of their delay at the earliest opportunity. Availability for Overtime Work All Operators will be available for overtime work on a voluntary basis and individual divisions of the Union may reach agreement with the Employer on limits to the amount of overtime that can be worked by individuals. METHOD OF PAYMENT "Regular rate" shall mean the applicable hourly rate of pay set out in the Wage Schedule. Where applicable "time worked'' shall include standby time, report time, and time. In addition, travel time will be considered as time worked for the sole purpose of calculating overtime payment for shifts that exceed eight hours only, except as provided in Article Reliefs.
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Unscheduled Transit Service Delays. Where Operators utilize the transit system to effect a relief or a report which falls within their hours of work, (including travel time) and an unscheduled transit service delay occurs, resulting in the Operators being unable to make the relief or report, they shall not be subject to loss of pay or to any disciplinary action or documentation. The Operators will take all steps available to them to notify the Depot Office of their delay at the earliest opportunity. AVAILABILITY FOR OVERTIME WORK All Operators will be available for overtime work on a voluntary basis and the Union may reach agreement with the Employer on limits to the amount of overtime that can be worked by individuals. When Operators make themselves available for Overtime pursuant to the Terms and Conditions of this Agreement and are mistakenly not assigned Overtime, or are assigned a shorter piece of Overtime than they rate, those Operators shall be paid as though they actually worked the Overtime including all applicable premiums. "Regular rate" shall mean the applicable hourly rate of pay set out in the Wage Schedule. Where applicable "time worked" shall include standby time, report time, and lay-up time. In addition, travel time will be considered as time worked for the sole purpose of calculating overtime payment for shifts that exceed eight (8) hours only, except as provided in Article up Reliefs.
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