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I came across 822.3 auxiliary route routes
Do I understand it right that you supposed to get paid actually hours work and not evaluated time
yes I just want to make sure I understand is right
And yes there is more to come thanks for any input
 
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I came across 822.3 auxiliary route routes
Do I understand it right that you supposed to get paid actually hours work and not evaluated time
yes I just want to make sure I understand is right
And yes there is more to come thanks for any input
Article 9.2.I.1 states:
Article 9.2.I.1.png

And as @Charlie Brown included, during the Christmas period, Article 9.2.K.9.e states:

Article 9.2.K.1.e.png
I came across 822.3 auxiliary route routes
Do I understand it right that you supposed to get paid actually hours work and not evaluated time
yes I just want to make sure I understand is right
And yes there is more to come thanks for any input
Article 9.2.I.1 states:
Article 9.2.I.1.png

And as @Charlie Brown included, during the Christmas period, Article 9.2.K.9.e states:

Article 9.2.K.1.e.png
 
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I came across 822.3 auxiliary route routes
Do I understand it right that you supposed to get paid actually hours work and not evaluated time
yes I just want to make sure I understand is right
And yes there is more to come thanks for any input
As Dominator already posted you are paid the evaluation or actual time if your total actual hours for the week exceed 40.
EXCEPT: Aux. routes also have their own Xmas period rules. During the Xmas no O/T period Aux. route carriers are paid actual hours worked on the Aux. route even if they do not exceed 40 hour for the week. That Xmas period ends Friday.
 
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