Common use of Alternate Route Travel (ART) Clause in Contracts

Alternate Route Travel (ART). A. The parties agree that employees are entitled to be paid for ART in situations where the Contract requires compensation for travel, and ferry service at a particular terminal is shut down for the night or otherwise unavailable, and the employee, of necessity, must drive to another terminal for ferry service, or must drive around rather than taking a ferry, the employee should be compensated for such travel accordingly. Similarly, if an employee is required to take two ferries to reach a particular terminal because direct service is unavailable, then it is appropriate to compensate the employee for the travel time.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Alternate Route Travel (ART). A. The parties agree that employees are entitled to be paid for ART in situations where the Contract contract requires compensation for travel, and ferry service at a particular terminal is shut down for the night or otherwise unavailable, and the employee, of necessity, must drive to another terminal for ferry service, or must drive around rather than taking a ferry, the employee should be compensated for such travel accordingly. Similarly, if an employee is required to take two (2) ferries to reach a particular terminal because direct service is unavailable, then it is appropriate to compensate the employee for the travel time.time.β€Œ

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Alternate Route Travel (ART). A. The parties agree that employees are entitled to be paid for ART in situations where the Contract contract requires compensation for travel, and ferry service at a particular terminal is shut down for the night or otherwise unavailable, and the employee, of necessity, must drive to another terminal for ferry service, or must drive around rather than taking a ferry, the employee should be compensated for such travel accordingly. Similarly, if an employee is required to take two (2) ferries to reach a particular terminal because direct service is unavailable, then it is appropriate to compensate the employee for the travel time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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