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• The pilots have been at odds with management for years over rostering and wage issues.
• The New Haven owned the most DL-109s, rostering 60 units in 1945.
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• In 1982 both ASLEF and the NUR opposed BR proposals for flexible rostering but they failed to co-ordinate strike action.
• In addition, GWR's stock was wearing out, and the variety of classes was problematic for maintenance and rostering.
• Korrio includes registration, payment, team formation, compliance, rostering, communication, scheduling, social networking and web hosting.
• The court ruled that Gardner should be exempt from new rostering practices at the center of an ongoing dispute between the pilots and management.
• Starting in the 1950s, several US railroad freight carriers began rostering boxcars equipped with load-securing devices to prevent shifting during transit.
• Due to these grades, geared steam locomotives were used exclusively, the railroad rostering a total of seven two-truck Shay locomotives.
• This was the start of the transition from wooden stock to all steel cars, and altered rostering of carriages into small fixed sets.
• Budget airline easyJet said Friday it is scaling back its flights after a bungled rostering system and air traffic control delays caused a rash of cancellations.
• We will be doing this by means of improved work practices, better rostering, increased use of technology and more casual and part-time staff.
• This time, over Thames'management unilaterally issuing new rostering schedules ( overtime payments for transmission staff ), and the use of new cameras and editing equipment.
• The new agreement led to a pay increase of 4.3 per cent per annum over 3.5 years with changes to sick leave and rostering arrangements.
• Staff Scheduling and Rostering : A Review of Applications, Methods and Models . " European Journal of Operational Research " 152 ( 4 ) 3-27.
• The Georgia Central Railway was one of the last U23B holdouts, rostering almost all of the remaining ex Southern Railway ( U . S . ) high short hood U23Bs.
• However, the planned merger was deeply unpopular with Central's staff, as flexible rostering agreements, fully in place with Kelvin, had not yet been implemented at Central.
• As well as providing a faster service, useful for more perishable goods, the rostering of the 36 class on freight workings allowed the withdrawal of numbers of Standard Goods locomotives.
• The benefits of a mobile system as it can then be integrated back into the other software systems used by an organization such as asset management, rostering, and other financial systems.