AWAY FROM HOME ALLOWANCE Sample Clauses

AWAY FROM HOME ALLOWANCE. 23.1 Where an employee is required to perform duties in a city or town in which the employee does not normally report for duty and is required to remain in that location overnight, the employee shall be paid an allowance for each such night away from home in accordance with the then current Australian Taxation Office Reasonable Travel and Meal Allowance Expense Amounts Tax Determination. 23.2 Such allowance is payable to cover the cost of accommodation and meals, and shall not be regarded as part of salary. 23.3 Where an employee works overtime during a period covered by such allowance, the employee shall not be eligible for a further meal allowance. [Note: various provisions in this Award Attachment have been deleted because they are not applicable to the Agreement or they amount to prohibited content. Where this has happened “N/A” appears, or, in the case of the annual and personal leave clauses, there is a note in square brackets that deals with the Australian Fair Pay and Conditions Standards. As well, some additions and alterations have been made to rectify prohibited content concerns; provisions so added or altered are numbered with additional letters in capitals, eg “3.1.2A”.] N/A PART 1 - APPLICATION AND OPERATION OF PART I 1.1 TITLE

AWAY FROM HOME ALLOWANCE. (1) When an employee is required by the employer to carry out work at a location which does not reasonably allow the employee to return to the home station on any such day and where employer accommodation or substitute accommodation, which may include hotel/motel accommodation, is not provided by the employer, the employee will be entitled to an allowance as follows to cover accommodation, meals and incidental expenses - (a) for hotel/motel occupied: (c) Where an employee - (i) is required to be away from the employee’s home depot for part of a day; and (ii) cannot reasonably be expected to have a meal at home or lodging prior to departure or after return; and (iii) provides certification that each meal for which an allowance is claimed was actually purchased; an allowance calculated, from the daily rate provided in the table above, will apply as follows - Breakfast 10% of the rate Lunch 15% of the rate Dinner 25% of the rate Bed 50% of the rate.

AWAY FROM HOME ALLOWANCE. (a) If an Employee is required to travel in the performance of their duties, and such travel requires them to stay overnight away from their usual place of residence, Xxxxx the Hirer will seek to provide them with all meals whilst they are away. (b) If Xxxxx the Hirer is unable to provide a relevant Employee with all meals under Clause 18.3(a) and they have been unable to return to their usual place of residence by 11.00pm, or otherwise at Xxxxx the Hirer's discretion, a meal allowance of (c) If the costs of meals exceed the meal allowance set out in this Clause, Xxxxx the Hirer, may, in its discretion, reimburse the full expense incurred, offset against any meal allowance paid.

AWAY FROM HOME ALLOWANCE. (i) Employees who travel from the Employer’s Kawana location to Bundaberg, or any other location, and who remain over night in Bundaberg or such other location, will be provided with their accommodation at the expense of the employer and paid an away from home allowance of $70.00 per night, or some other agreed allowance. All other expenses will be those of the Employee and paid by the Employee. (ii) The $70.00 away from home allowance will also be paid to employees who must remain away from home for employment related purposes e.g. attendance at conferences, training etc.