RULE 30-

EXTRA BOARDS ‑‑ ROAD

 

(a) Kind Of Extra Board ‑ How Determined:   Superintendent and Local Chairman may determine whether there shall be separate yard and road extra boards at certain terminals, or whether one extra board shall protect both road and yard service.

 

(b) Choice of Extra Boards: Extra men will be given choice of extra boards in accordance with their seniority. Extra boards may be established at any terminal or yard by agreement between Director of Labor Relations and General Chairman.

 

NOTE:            Conductors' extra boards shall be maintained at ‑­

Centralia          La Grande

Albina              Walla Walla

The Dalles       Spokane

as necessary to meet the needs of the service.

 

(c) Filling Road Extra Board Vacancies ‑‑ Conductor‑Brakeman: Vacancies on road extra boards, including those resulting from the number of men on such boards being increased, will be filled by assigning the senior employee having a written application on file for such service.

 

(1) In the event sufficient applications are not on file for va­cancies on brakemen's extra board; such vacancies will be filled by assigning the junior brakeman/yardman at the point where the vacancy exists.

 

(2) In the event sufficient applications are not on file for vacancies on conductors' extra board, such vacancies will be filled by assigning the junior unassigned conductor at the point where vacancy exists.

 

(d)  Movement From One Extra Board To Another ‑ Emergency: On seniority districts where there are two or more extra boards and it is necessary           to send extra men from one board to another due to lack of available men, the method of handling will be as follows:

Home or Feeder Boards:   One extra board on each seniority district shall be designated by the Superintendent and Local Chairman as the home or feeder extra board. In the event an extra board, other than the home board, is exhausted and it is necessary to bring extra men from the home board to meet the needs of the service, the required number of extra men first‑out on the home extra board will be deadheaded to the board where needed and will be worked first‑in first‑out as between themselves when no extra men assigned to such board are available. Home board extra men held and not used on such. boards will be allowed a basic day at rate of service last performed for each calendar day not used or deadheaded In the event number of men so used 'is reduced man first‑out will be sent home first.

 

(e) Men Entering Service ‑ How Placed: Recalled furloughed trainmen or yardmen or newly employed trainmen or yardmen, may be placed or extra board where needed. If used to fi11 vacancies for which no bids were received no further bulletin is necessary but otherwise the number of positions represented by the increase will be bulletined.

 

NOTE: Men arbitrarily assigned under this rule will, not be entitled to time lost or deadhead pay as result of such assignment

 

(f) Order of Markup on Extra Board: When two or more men are placed on extra board at the same time they wi11 be marked up in accordance with their seniority.

 

(g) Auxiliary Extra boa rd ‑ How Established: The Superintendent and Local Chairman may, by agreement, establish auxiliary extra boards at agreed upon terminals to supplement the regular extra boards at such terminals. Trainmen and yardmen laid off in reduction of force may, upon written application, place themselves on such boards. Men so assigned wil1 be used only when there are no available extra men on the regular extra board, and may either rotate or be used in seniority order, as between themselves as the Organization may elect. No man laid off in reduction of force will forfeit rights by failure to place himself or an auxiliary extra board.

 

(h) Regular Men Reduced To Extra. List:  When trainmen or yardmen are reduced to ­the extra list and their seniority wil1 not entitle them jurisdiction of   regular road, or yard assignment within that extra board, they may exercise their seniority or any extra board on their seniority district where junior men are assigned or may displace a junior man assigned to a regular run, provided such displacement is made before accepting other service.

 

(i) Same On‑Duty Time ‑ Priority Of Service: On combination road and yard extra board where two or more men are called for the same on­ duty time, one for road service and one for yard service, the extra man first‑out will be used in road service.

 

        (j) Two Vacancies ‑ Outside Point: Extra trainmen or yardmen sent to fill a vacancy at a point other than where the extra board is main­tained may be held at such point to fill not more than two vacancies and the held‑away‑from‑home terminal rule will apply between time tied up or­ the first vacancy and time going on duty on the second vacancy.

 

An extra man, sent to perform regular relief work or. yard assignment at point where no extra board is maintained, may be held at such point to perform necessary relief work, where, by reason of there being less than five days relief work per week, it is performed by extra men.