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NO—Not Called In Turn Order

Engineer
Article 24—Calling Procedures

Conductor
Article 26—Calling Procedures

NO = Not called in turn order—violation of the 1st in, 1st out principle.

Sample Claim for all pools

Claiming an 8-hour basic day due to being 1st out, rested, and available to be called for train ***L0** on **/**/. Engineer *****Conductor***** was called around me from other than the 1st out position. Failure to call the first-out crew is a violation of the BLET Article 24 and SMART Article 26 agreements that outline proper calling procedures.

Sample Claim on MR Pool at Muncie

Claiming an 8-hour basic day due to a violation of the MR (Muncie to Cincinnati) Pool Agreement. On **/**/** an FN (Fort Wayne to Cincinnati) pool crew of Engineer ***** and Conductor ***** was used for relief service on train ***L0** in direct violation of Article 2 of the MR Pool Agreement. Interseniority district trains requiring relief on the line of road under Hours of Service Law will be relieved by engineers in this service. I was first out, rested, and available on the (MR Pool or extra board if MR is exhausted)

Sample Claim on FQ Pool at Frankfort

Claiming an 8-hour basic day due to violation of the FQ (Frankfort to Cincinnati) pool agreement. On **/**/** the MR (Muncie to Cincinnati) pool crew of Engineer ***** and Conductor ***** was called for a Frankfort district train that ultimately went through Frankfort to get to the final destination. I was first out, rested, and available in the FQ Pool (or extra board if the FQ pool is exhausted). This is a violation of the FQ Pool Agreement side Letter 5 for engineers and side letter 4 for conductors of the MR (Muncie to Cincinnati) pool agreement It states when Frankfort District crews are rested and available, they will be used for service between Frankfort and Cincinnati in lieu of Muncie pool crews.

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