ALLOWANCES FOR RELOCATION AND TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION Sample Clauses

ALLOWANCES FOR RELOCATION AND TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION. 1. For necessary relocation costs (being refurbishment expenses and transport costs) in connection with relocation or transfer in the Netherlands an allowance or payment will be provided. 2. The following qualify for a relocation costs allowance: a. the employee with an indefinite-term contract or with a prospect thereto; b. the employee with a temporary contract of 2 years or more that at the time of relocation will still be in force for 1 year or more. 3. The employee meant in paragraph 2 who will be living within a 30 km21 radius of the operational base, shall receive a one-off allowance for the costs of refurbishment and full pay for transport costs in transferring household effects. 4. The employee is allowed rights to payment and/or allowance as meant in the previous paragraph only if his operational base changes. 5. Employees have to have submitted their request for a relocation allowance to the employer within six months after relocation.
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ALLOWANCES FOR RELOCATION AND TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION. 1. For necessary relocation expenses (i.e. refurbishment costs and transport cost) in connection with relocation because of entering into employment with the employer and/or transfer by the employer within the Netherlands, a one-off contribution or compensation is paid at the employer‟s request. 2. The following persons are eligible for a contribution to the relocation expenses: a. The employee employed for an indefinite period or with a prospective to an indefinite employment; b. The employee with a fixed-term employment of two years or more which will continue for at least another year at the time of relocation.
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ALLOWANCES FOR RELOCATION AND TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION. 1. For necessary relocation costs (being refurbishment expenses and transport costs) in connection with relocation or transfer in the Netherlands an allowance or payment will be provided. 2. The following qualify for a relocation costs allowance: a. the employee with an indefinite-term contract or with a prospect thereto; b. the employee with a temporary contract of 2 years or more that at the time of relocation will still be in force for 1 year or more. 3. The employee meant in paragraph 2 who will be living within a 30 km17 radius of the operational base, shall receive a one-off allowance for the costs of refurbishment and full pay for transport costs in transferring household effects. 4. The employee is allowed rights to payment and/or allowance as meant in the previous paragraph only if his operational base changes. 5. Employees have to have submitted their request for a relocation allowance to the employer within six months after relocation. 16To guarantee the employee's employability as well as the quality in the practice of the function, he is entitled to payment for incurred professional expenses. Parties have predominantly considered expenses the likes of convention visits, professional literature, travel and accommodation costs. 17 This is determined with the help of the digital ANWB route planner xxx.xxxx.xx, according to the fastest route.
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