Cost of In-State Transportation Sample Clauses

Cost of In-State Transportation. All in-state travel must be approved in advance. The cost of transportation shall be reimbursable to the terms of this agreement. Receipts shall be submitted with the claims for reimbursement for air, train or bus travel, and reimbursement for private automobile transportation. Mileage reimbursement for the use of private vehicles shall be at the current standard IRS mileage rate for business use of an automobile. Mileage shall be computed from odometer readings. Travel arrangements will be made by the County and paid directly. In the event employees must pay their own travel expenses, reimbursement is on an actual cost basis. Where employees elect to drive private automobiles in lieu of plane or train transportation, reimbursement will not exceed the best available airfare on the day air travel would normally be booked.
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Cost of In-State Transportation. All in-state travel bookings must be approved in advance. The cost of transportation shall be reimbursed according to the terms of this agreement. Receipts shall be submitted with claims for reimbursement for air, train or bus travel, and reimbursement for private automobile transportation. Travel arrangements will be made by the Employer and paid directly. In the event employees must pay their own travel expenses, reimbursement is on an actual cost basis. Where employees elect to drive private automobiles in lieu of plane or train transportation, reimbursement will not exceed the best available airfare on the day air travel would normally be booked. Mileage reimbursement for the use of private vehicles shall be at the current standard IRS mileage rate for business use of an automobile. Mileage shall be computed from official state mileage tables. Business use of an automobile does not include miles an employee may incur commuting.
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Cost of In-State Transportation. All in-state travel must be approved in 3 advance. The cost of transportation shall be reimbursable to the terms of this 4 agreement. Receipts shall be submitted with the claims for reimbursement for air, 5 train or bus travel, and reimbursement for private automobile transportation.
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Cost of In-State Transportation. All in-state travel must be approved in 17 advance. The cost of transportation shall be reimbursable to the terms of this 18 Agreement. Receipts shall be submitted with the claims for reimbursement for air, train 19 or bus travel, and reimbursement for private automobile transportation. Mileage 20 reimbursement for the use of private vehicles shall be at the current standard IRS 21 mileage rate for business use of an automobile. Mileage shall be computed from 22 odometer readings. Travel arrangements will be made by the County and paid directly. 23 In the event employees must pay their own travel expenses, reimbursement is on an 24 actual cost basis. Where employees elect to drive private automobiles in lieu of plane 25 or train transportation, reimbursement will not exceed the best available airfare on the 26 day air travel would normally be booked.
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