Brothers and Sisters,
CMS is now applying the Western Lines agreement when tying up off of yard jobs in El Paso. Article 30 of the Western Lines agreement provides that,

If two or more extra engineers begin work in yard service at the same time, after concluding service on the shift for which called, they will be returned to the engineers' extra list in the order in which they were called for service, irrespective of the amount of overtime worked by any of said engineers.

Chuck Fleming

Western Lines Agreement Article 30 Section 3

(1) When reporting for duty, the name of an extra engineer shall,in all cases, be placed in last-out position on the extra list of engineers to which assigned.

(2) Engineers assigned to an extra list, when available, will be run first in, first out in relation to each other, in service allocated to such extra list.

(3) The end of the eighth (8th) hour, after extra engineer assumes duty in yard service, is designated as the time when his name will again be placed on the engineers' extra list, regardless of whether or not overtime is worked. The eighth (8th) hour in this instance being equivalent to the initial switch in the rules applicable to road service.

If two or more extra engineers begin work in yard service at the same time, after concluding service on the shift for which called, they will be returned to the engineers' extra list in the order in which they were called for service, irrespective of the amount of overtime worked by any of said engineers.

The third and fourth paragraphs of this section will not apply if an engineer works a second shift immediately following conclusion of the first shift.