Client Outings Sample Clauses

Client Outings. (a) After approval by the Employer, an employee who accompanied clients on an outing shall be reimbursed for the following expenses: travel, meals, accommodation, admission charges and recreational fees. In accordance with 17.03(b), staff participation in client outings shall be on a voluntary basis of straight time with pay for all hours worked in excess of his/her normal duties to a maximum of twenty-four (24) in a single twenty- four (24) hour day. In addition, the employee shall suffer no loss of salary and the accumulation bank may be exceeded. An "outing" is a Salus organized event such as a camping trip.
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Client Outings. Employees who are providing services to clients of the Employer and who are required to incur the cost of one or more meals shall be reimbursed on the following basis:
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Client Outings a) After approval by the Employer, an employee who accompanies clients on an outing shall be reimbursed for the following expenses: travel, meals, accommodation, admission charges and recreational fees. In accordance with 17.03, staff participation in client outings in excess of their normal duties to a maximum of twenty-four (24) hours in a single twenty-four
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