Country Areas Clause Samples

The 'Country Areas' clause defines the specific geographic regions within a country to which the agreement or its provisions apply. Typically, this clause will list or describe the relevant areas, such as states, provinces, or territories, and may clarify whether certain obligations, rights, or restrictions are limited to these locations. By clearly identifying the applicable regions, this clause ensures that both parties understand the territorial scope of the agreement, preventing misunderstandings about where contractual terms are enforceable.
Country Areas i. Where a Project is situated more than 50 km radial distance from a country town Post Office, and the Employee's home lies within a 50 km radius of this same Post Office, the Employee will be entitled to: A. Reimbursement of fares or car running expenses at the rate of $0.50 per km for the actual distance travelled on the most practical access road between the Project and the intersection within the 50 km radial from the country town Post Office. This applies to the Employee's journeys to and from work; and B. Travel time for the journeys to and from the Project to the intersection with the 50 km radial, taken to the next 1/2 hour, with a minimum daily payment of 1/2 hour - paid at Base Rate. ii. The above rate for car running expenses will remain fixed for the duration of this Agreement.
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Country Areas. Where a Project is situated more than 50 km radial distance from a depot yard, and the Employee's home lies within a 50 km radius of this same depot yard, the Employee will be entitled to:
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Country Areas. Where a Project is situated more than 50 km radial distance from a country town Post Office, and the Employee's home lies within a 50 km radius of this same Post Office, the Employee will be entitled to:
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