RULE 50 - HOURS OF SERVICE<br /><br />An employee who is unable to work his regular assignment on a calendar day as a result of working on the preceding trip and not being available due to the Hours of Service Law will be allowed the earnings of his missed assignment for the calendar day with a maximum of eight [8] hours pay.<br />--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /><br />Create / Correct Penalty Claim<br /><br />Use your regular job symbol<br /><br />Train # Leave blank<br />Time on Duty: 8:00<br />Labor Cat: 29<br /><br />Sample Remarks #1: HOURS OF SERVICE. UNABLE TO WORK REGULAR JOB DUE TO LATE ARRIVAL OF TRN 354 PREVIOUS DAY PER CMS.<br /><br />Sample Remarks #2: HOURS OF SERVICE. UNABLE TO WORK REGULAR JOB DUE TO LATE ARRIVAL OF TRN 354 PREVIOUS DAY. WORKED 12:00 HOURS. 10 HOURS REST REQUIRED CONDUCTOR AND ENGINEER. OK PER CREW 30MAR.<br /><br />Note: Typically you need 8 hours of rest but if you work 12:00 hours you need 10 hours rest. Do not work MORE than 12:00 hours unless you are ordered to violate HOS by your supervisor in case of emergency.<br /><br />If you are recrewed BEFORE you die for time on a train your ticket should show 11:59 for the Total Time on Duty Under Hours of Service Law (second screen on the PTT ticket) and you will need 8 hours rest (which will start when your train arrives - your SignOff Time). If you die for time and are STILL WAITING for the recrew to arrive you have worked 12:00 hours and you will need 10 hours rest (which will also start when your train arrives - your SignOff Time). In that case make sure your pay ticket shows you working 12:00 Total Time on Duty Under Hours of Service Law instead of 11:59 hours. Your actual TTOD for pay purposes (first screen on the PTT) will be higher than that. For example it may be 13:00 or 14:00 hours depending on how long it takes for the train you died on to arrive at the crew base.<br /><br />11:59 (or less) Total Time on Duty under Hours of Service Law - You get 8 hours rest.<br />12:00 Total Time on Duty under Hours of Service Law&nbsp; - You get 10 hours rest.<br /><br />Call crew if you will not be rested for your next assignment. Make sure they confirm you are eligible for an Hours of Service day so you can note it in the remarks.