ACCOMMODATION AND BOARD Sample Clauses

ACCOMMODATION AND BOARD. 1The Company guarantees to provide the Employee, whilst away from his/her home location on an assignment, with accommodation and board in accordance with the Company’s standard policy. 2In the event that board cannot be provided then a living allowance will be paid to the Employee per month of presence or pro rata thereof in accordance with the Company’s standard policy. 3Payment of the living allowance is conditional upon the Employee being present and living on site at the Work Location. It will not be paid during any Leave Period, or if the Employee is not physically present at the Work Site or during leave or absence, even if spent locally at the Work Location. The Employee is not entitled to any reimbursement other than the living allowance for goods and services purchased for his/her own needs at the Work Location.
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ACCOMMODATION AND BOARD. (i) The Company may require an employee to undertake distant work at locations where it is not reasonable or possible for the employee to return to his or her normal place of residence each night. (ii) Where this occurs the Company shall provide the employee with accommodation in a hotel, motel or rented premises at no expense to the employee. This accommodation shall be in clean and well maintained premises, and be of an adequate standard, in a single or twin room with good furnishings, bedding, floor coverings lighting, heating and access to bathroom facilities (iii) The Company shall also reimburse an employee undertaking distant work a sum of up to $50.00 per day for: (a) The cost of three adequate meals each day; and, (b) For other incidental expenses incurred by the employee while undertaking distant duty.
ACCOMMODATION AND BOARD. (i) The employer shall, where practicable , provide for the use of employees who live in: (a) Directors of Nursing: In a public hospital of which the registered number of beds is nine or more, private quarters which shall comprise a bedroom, sitting room, bathroom, and toilet with appropriate furniture and fittings including a washing machine, refrigerator and stove or stovette and facilities for preparing light refreshments; provided that where the normal nursing staff does not exceed seven, it shall not be necessary to provide for the Director of Nursing a separate bathroom and toilet facilities, a washing machine, refrigerator and a stove or stovette. (b) Employees other than Directors of Nursing: 1. Dining facilities suitable to the reasonable needs of the nursing staff. 2. A lounge room suitable to the reasonable needs of the staff. 3. A study for student nurses; provided that this provision shall apply only to public hospitals which are registered training schools. 4. At least one plunge bath (with shower) for each twelve (or fraction thereof) employees and in addition at least one separate shower cubicle for each twelve (or fraction thereof) employees. 5. At least one lavatory (if in a bathroom adequately partitioned off from the bathing facilities) for each eight (or fraction thereof) employees. 6. A kitchen or kitchenette equipped with reasonable facilities for storing and preparing light refreshments and with normal kitchen utensils, stove or stovette, refrigerator, china, crockery and cutlery. 7. Suitable facilities including a washing machine for the laundering and drying of personal clothing. 8. A separate bedroom of such dimensions as to provide a floor area of not less than 100 square feet and which contains suitable floor coverings and a bedside lamp and fittings and shall be furnished with a bed, a dressing table, a wardrobe (built-in cupboard) of adequate size and a chair. 9. Where it is necessary for two or more employees to sleep in a bedroom 750 cubic feet of space shall be provided for each employee. Such bedroom shall contain suitable floor coverings and for each employee the employer shall provide a bed, a dressing table, a wardrobe (built-in cupboard) of adequate size and a chair. 10. In respect of subparagraphs 2, 4, 5 and 6 of this paragraph separate provision shall be made for trained and untrained staff; provided that as to subparagraphs 2, 4 and 5 of this paragraph this provision shall not apply in a public hospital in which t...
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ACCOMMODATION AND BOARD. (i) The Company may require an Employee to undertake distant work at locations where it is not reasonable or possible for the Employee to return to his or her normal place of residence each night. (ii) Where this occurs the Company shall provide the Employee with accommodation in a hotel, motel or rented premises at no expense to the Employee. This accommodation shall be in clean and well maintained premises, and be of an adequate standard, in a single or twin room with good furnishings, bedding, floor coverings lighting, heating and access to bathroom facilities (iii) The Company shall also reimburse an Employee undertaking distant work a sum of up to $40.00 per day for: (a) The cost of three adequate meals each day; and, (b) For other incidental expenses incurred by the Employee while undertaking distant duty.

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