BREAKDOWN OR IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS Sample Clauses

BREAKDOWN OR IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which prevents an employee from proceeding to the employee's destination (or if instructed, from returning to the employee's Center) the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which the employee arrives at a place of lodging or other suitable shelter, with overtime payments if appropriate. Once the employee has arrived at a place of lodging or other suitable shelter the employee shall be considered to be relieved from duty and the employee shall remain off duty until the employee's regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, the employee shall be paid for not less than the employee's regular hourly rate for each calendar day so long as the employee is away from the employee's home Center because of a breakdown or impassable highway. The Employer agrees to pay reasonable costs for meals and lodging. Once an employee has been dispatched, he/she shall be paid for all time spent in the service of the Employer until such time as he/she arrives at a place of lodging or suitable shelter. It shall be the employee's responsibility to make all reasonable effort to get to a place of lodging or suitable shelter. Failure by the employee to do so shall relieve the Employer of any pay responsibility other than that provided by the eight (8) hours pay, in each twenty-four (24) hour period rule. Suitable shelter shall be defined as a place inside with heat, water and toilet facilities. These places must, however, have a place where the employee may sleep with reasonable comfort. All overtime provisions as set forth in the Agreement shall apply for applicable hours consistent with the breakdown or Impassable Highway language.
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BREAKDOWN OR IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which prevents an employee from proceeding to his/her destination (or if instructed from returning to his/her center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which he/she arrives at a place of lodging or other suitable shelter. The employee shall be considered to be relived of duty until his/her regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, he/she shall be paid for not less than his/her regular daily guarantee of eight (8) times the employee’s regular hourly rate for each calendar day, so long as he/she is away from his/her home center because of a breakdown or impassable highway. The Employer agrees to pay reasonable costs for meals and lodging.
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BREAKDOWN OR IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. Section In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which pre- vents an employee from proceeding to his destination (or if obstructed from returning to his operating centre) the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which he at a place of lodging or other suitable shelter, with overtime pay- ments if appropriate. Once he has arrived at a place of lodging or other suitable shelter, the employee shall be considered to be relieved of duty until his regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. (Suitable shelter shall be defined as a place inside with heat, water and toilet facilities. This could include but not be limited to a residence, home, gymnasium, police station, fire house, restaurant, stop, etc. These places must, however, have a place where the employee may sleep or at least rest with reason- able comfort). If more than one (1)day elapses before the employee is called to duty, he shall be paid for not less than his regular daily guar- xxxxx (eight times the employee’s regular hourly rate) for each calendar day so long as he is away from his home operating centre because of a breakdown or impassable highway. The Employer agrees to pay reasonable costs of meals and lodging.
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BREAKDOWN OR IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which prevents an employee from proceeding to his/her their destination (or if instructed from returning to his/her their center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which he/she they arrives at a place of lodging or other suitable shelter. The employee shall be considered to be relieved of duty until his/her their regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses before the employee is called to duty, he/she they shall be paid for not less than his/her their regular daily guarantee of eight (8) times the employee’s regular hourly rate for each calendar day, so long as he/she they’re is away from his/her their home center because of a breakdown or impassable highway. The Employer agrees to pay reasonable costs for meals and lodging.
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BREAKDOWN OR IMPASSABLE HIGHWAYS. In any instance of breakdown or impassable highway which prevents an employee from proceeding to their destination (or if instructed from returning to their center), the employee shall be paid for all time up to the time at which they arrive at a place of lodging or other suitable shelter. The employee shall be considered to be relieved of duty until their regular starting time the next day or until called to duty, whichever occurs sooner. If more than one (1) day elapses be- fore the employee is called to duty, they shall be paid for not less than their regular daily guarantee of eight (8) times the employee’s regular hourly rate for each calendar day, so long as they are is away from their home center because of a breakdown or impassable highway. The Employer agrees to pay reasonable costs for meals and lodging.
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