Agreement - Teamsters Local 399
Agreement - Teamsters Local 399 Agreement - Teamsters Local 399
(v) The decision of the arbitrator will be final and binding on all parties. The costs of the arbitration shall be shared equally between CSATF and the Union. (vi) In those arbitrations involving the reasonableness of an individual’s failure to test following a deadlock of the hearing panel as provided in subparagraph (g)(1) above (a “No-Show Arbitration”), the decision of the arbitrator shall be non-precedential and non-citable in subsequent No-Show Arbitrations involving any other individual. (vii) CSATF, on behalf of the Consenting Producers, and the Union, on behalf of the affected individual, shall be the parties to any expedited arbitration brought under this Paragraph 85.1(g)(2). The foregoing procedures shall not apply to individuals who have never worked under the terms of the Local #399 Agreement. (h) Refusals of Unexpected Work Assignments An employee who is dismissed without another call and is subsequently given a call that commences sooner than four (4) hours after the employee has consumed alcohol may refuse such call by explaining the reason therefor and such refusal will not count as a refusal to accept employment for purposes of subparagraphs 62(f)(1)(iii) or 62(f)(2)(ii) of this Agreement; provided that this type of refusal may not be used by an employee more than five (5) times in the aggregate with the Consenting Producers within a twelve (12) month period. (i) Consenting Producers’ Policy and Educational Materials Each Consenting Producer agrees that this Paragraph 85.1 shall constitute all or part of its Alcohol and Controlled Substance Testing Policy required by 49 CFR § 382.601. Producers and the Union acknowledge that at the time the Testing Program was initiated, and periodically thereafter, CSATF provided educational materials explaining the requirements of the DOT Regulations and the policies and procedures with respect to meeting these requirements to each individual whose name appeared on the Industry Experience Roster and who possessed a Class A or unrestricted Class B commercial driver’s license. Additionally, since the Testing Program was initiated, CSATF also has provided these materials to each individual possessing a Class A or unrestricted Class B commercial driver’s license who has been added to the Industry Experience Roster. CSATF shall continue to provide such educational materials and a copy -194-
of this Paragraph 85.1 to each individual possessing a Class A or unrestricted Class B commercial driver’s license who is added to the Industry Experience Roster. Each individual participating in the Testing Program shall sign and return to CSATF an acknowledgment of receipt of these materials. Individuals who have any questions about the distributed educational materials or the Testing Program may contact the Union, a Consenting Employer’s DER or CSATF’s Coordinator of the Alcohol and Controlled Substance Testing Program. In accordance with Paragraph 85 of this Agreement, nothing in this subparagraph 85.1(i) precludes a Consenting Producer from promulgating or enforcing additional rules or policies regarding alcohol and/or controlled substance use or testing. However, no such rule may conflict with the provisions of this Paragraph 85.1. (j) Training Program Supervisory personnel (including dispatchers, gang bosses and transportation coordinators) shall attend training programs as set forth below. The training program shall include at least the following elements: (1) The effects and consequences of controlled substance and alcohol use on personal health, safety and the work environment; (2) The manifestations and behavioral causes that may indicate the use or abuse of controlled substance or alcohol; and personnel. (3) Documentation of training given to such supervisory No gang boss or transportation coordinator shall be assigned to a group of employees until he has been trained. 86. Notification of Animal Work VIII. SPECIAL PROVISIONS The AMPTP will issue a bulletin reminding Producers that their property departments must provide advance notification of wild animal, dog or wrangler work to the Transportation Office for daily reporting to the Union. -195-
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(v) The decision of the arbitrator will be final and<br />
binding on all parties. The costs of the arbitration shall be shared<br />
equally between CSATF and the Union.<br />
(vi) In those arbitrations involving the reasonableness<br />
of an individual’s failure to test following a deadlock of the hearing<br />
panel as provided in subparagraph (g)(1) above (a “No-Show<br />
Arbitration”), the decision of the arbitrator shall be non-precedential and<br />
non-citable in subsequent No-Show Arbitrations involving any other<br />
individual.<br />
(vii) CSATF, on behalf of the Consenting Producers,<br />
and the Union, on behalf of the affected individual, shall be the parties to<br />
any expedited arbitration brought under this Paragraph 85.1(g)(2).<br />
The foregoing procedures shall not apply to individuals who<br />
have never worked under the terms of the <strong>Local</strong> #<strong>399</strong> <strong>Agreement</strong>.<br />
(h)<br />
Refusals of Unexpected Work Assignments<br />
An employee who is dismissed without another call and is<br />
subsequently given a call that commences sooner than four (4) hours<br />
after the employee has consumed alcohol may refuse such call by<br />
explaining the reason therefor and such refusal will not count as a<br />
refusal to accept employment for purposes of subparagraphs 62(f)(1)(iii)<br />
or 62(f)(2)(ii) of this <strong>Agreement</strong>; provided that this type of refusal may<br />
not be used by an employee more than five (5) times in the aggregate<br />
with the Consenting Producers within a twelve (12) month period.<br />
(i)<br />
Consenting Producers’ Policy and Educational Materials<br />
Each Consenting Producer agrees that this Paragraph 85.1<br />
shall constitute all or part of its Alcohol and Controlled Substance<br />
Testing Policy required by 49 CFR § 382.601.<br />
Producers and the Union acknowledge that at the time the<br />
Testing Program was initiated, and periodically thereafter, CSATF<br />
provided educational materials explaining the requirements of the DOT<br />
Regulations and the policies and procedures with respect to meeting<br />
these requirements to each individual whose name appeared on the<br />
Industry Experience Roster and who possessed a Class A or unrestricted<br />
Class B commercial driver’s license. Additionally, since the Testing<br />
Program was initiated, CSATF also has provided these materials to each<br />
individual possessing a Class A or unrestricted Class B commercial<br />
driver’s license who has been added to the Industry Experience Roster.<br />
CSATF shall continue to provide such educational materials and a copy<br />
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