COUNTRY WORK Sample Clauses

COUNTRY WORK. Jobs shall be done on a country work basis when the distance of the job from the shop precludes (in the employer’s opinion) working from shop or in site in accordance with Rule 1. (a) The ordinary hours of work, subject to alteration on particular sites by mutual agreement, shall be 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. with one hour, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. for dinner, Monday to Thursday inclusive. On Friday normal finishing time will be 4.30 p.m. (b) Overtime to be in accordance with Rule 4. (c) As from 1st April 2007, €168.26 (7 days) shall be paid to cover maintenance. If the week’s work is completed in 5/6 days, full subsistence of €168.26 will be paid. The Subsistence Allowance shall be increased on 1st April, each year, by the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index from Mid November of the previous year to the previous Mid November. The amount shall be reviewed independently every 3 years in December, the intention being that any new amount agreed shall be effective from 1st January the following year. (d) For absences of 4 nights or less working in the country, lodging expenses shall be paid if accounted for to the satisfaction of the employer. (e) Travelling time where payable shall be at basic rate only. (f) For the purpose of visiting home, return standard rail fare or bus fare plus 2 hours each way to place of ordinary employment which shall be interpreted as being the Company shop shall be allowed once in 7 weeks when the job is over 40 miles and up to 100 miles away. Over 100 miles return standard rail or bus fare plus 4 hours each way shall be allowed also once in 7 weeks. (g) On temporary or other termination of employment due to certified illness, rail fare to place of ordinary employment shall be allowed, if required or payment for lodging expenses up to two weeks if certified unfit to travel.
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COUNTRY WORK. When it is necessary for employees to work in areas where it is not possible to return to their usual place of residence after each shift, the Company will provide accommodation at suitable venues. A meal allowance of $40.00 will be paid per each 24 hour period away, taken from the initial starting time, except the last shift which will be paid according to the actual hours away – a) 0-4 Hours = $10.00 b) >4-8 Hours = $20.00 c) >8-24 Hours = $40.00 Time occupied in travelling to and from country work will be paid for at normal or overtime rates as applicable.
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COUNTRY WORK. 24.4.1 When an employee is engaged upon Country Work, their employer shall pay all their fares; such fares shall be second class when travelling by rail during the day time, and saloon when travelling by boat and economy class when travelling by air. When travelling by rail during the night time first class fares and sleeping berth tickets shall be provided when available. 24.4.2 When required to travel to or from a job during working hours, employees shall be paid at ordinary rates for the time spent in travelling, also for ordinary working hours during which they may be kept waiting after their arrival at or on completion of the job. During such time the employer shall pay the employee a meal allowance as outlined in Appendix B. 24.4.3 Where an employee returns home for a weekend or part of a weekend and does not absent themselves from the job for any of the ordinary working hours, no reduction of the allowance in clause 24.2 shall be made. 24.4.4 Where an employee is required by their employer to travel to any other job, site or place of work during the course of their employment, they shall be paid all fares necessarily incurred. All time spent on such travel shall be regarded as time worked and paid at the appropriate rate.
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COUNTRY WORK. Jobs shall be done on a country work basis when the distance of the job from the shop precludes (in the employer’s opinion) working from shop or in site in accordance with Rule 1. (a) The ordinary hours of work, subject to alteration on particular sites by mutual agreement, shall be
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COUNTRY WORK. 11.2.1 In the event of an employee being transferred to the country, or from one Division to another, the Company will pay a once off travelling allowance to relocate to and from the site. The allowance is calculated as an amount equivalent to the most economical form of public transport and wages for the duration of time travelled. Interim return to home costs are to be borne by the employee. In the event that a job is of a long duration the Company will negotiate with employees to pay for cost of return to home every 5 weeks. 11.2.2 The provision in 11.2.1 above applies in respect of transfer to and from the employee’s normal place of residence only, not where the employee is based temporarily in an area and is transferred to another area. The employee’s normal place of residence may be altered by agreement if the employee has been based in a location away from their previous place of residence for an appropriate period of time.
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COUNTRY WORK. 21.5.1. When an employee is engaged upon Country Work, their employer shall pay all their fares; such fares shall be second class when travelling by rail during the day time, and saloon when travelling by boat and economy class when travelling by air. When travelling by rail during the night time first class fares and sleeping berth tickets shall be provided when available. 21.5.2. When required to travel to or from a job during working hours, employees shall be paid at ordinary rates for the time spent in travelling, also for ordinary working hours during which they may be kept waiting after their arrival at or on completion of the job. During such time the employer shall pay the employee $10.00 per meal. 21.5.3. Where an employee returns home for a weekend or part of a weekend and does not absent themselves from the job for any of the ordinary working hours, no reduction of the allowance in clause 21.5 shall be made. 21.5.4. Where an employee is required by their employer to travel to any other job, site or place of work during the course of their employment, they shall be paid all fares necessarily incurred. All time spent on such travel shall be regarded as time worked and paid at the appropriate rate.
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COUNTRY WORK. When an Employee is engaged upon Country Work, the Company shall pay all their fares; such fares shall be second class when travelling by rail during the day time, and saloon when travelling by boat and economy class when travelling by air. When travelling by rail during the night time first class fares and sleeping berth tickets shall be provided when available. When required to travel to or from a job during working hours, Employees shall be paid at ordinary rates for the time spent in travelling, also for ordinary working hours during which they may be kept waiting after their arrival at or on completion of the job. During such time the employer shall pay the employee $9.60 per meal. All Employees required to travel by rail, road or air during hours outside the ordinary working hours shall be paid at ordinary rates for the actual time of such travelling excepting on Sundays and public holidays when they shall be paid one and a-half times the ordinary rate, provided that the maximum number of such hours on each outward and homeward journey to be so paid for shall be 12 per day. Reasonable allowances shall be paid to Employees on such outward or homeward journey. All Employees travelling by boat shall receive saloon fares, reasonable allowances and ordinary wages for 8 hours per day while so travelling.
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COUNTRY WORK. 8.1.1 When an employee is engaged upon Country Work, their employer shall pay all their fares; such fares shall be second class when travelling by rail during the day time, and saloon when travelling by boat and economy class when travelling by air. When travelling by rail during the night time first class fares and sleeping berth tickets shall be provided when available. 8.1.2 When required to travel to or from a job during working hours, employees shall be paid at ordinary rates for the time spent in travelling, also for ordinary working hours during which they may be kept waiting after their arrival at or on completion of the job. During such time the employer shall pay the employee $9.60 per meal. 8.1.3 All employees required to travel by rail, road or air during hours outside the ordinary working hours shall be paid at ordinary rates for the actual time of such travelling excepting on Sundays and public holidays when they shall be paid one and a-half times the ordinary rate: Provided that the maximum number of such hours on each outward and homeward journey to be so paid for shall be 12 per day. Reasonable allowances shall be paid to employees on such outward or homeward journey. All employees travelling by boat shall receive saloon fares, reasonable allowances and ordinary wages for 8 hours per day while so travelling. 8.1.4 Where employees are required to remain away from home overnight, the employer shall supply suitable board including 3 adequate meals each day and sleeping accommodation, or pay to employees an allowance of $50.00 per day for the first 7 days and $350.00 per week (of 7 days) thereafter. Where an employee returns home for a weekend or part of a weekend and does not absent themselves from the job for any of the ordinary working hours, no reduction of the allowance in clause 8.1 shall be made. Where in the performance of their work employees are obliged to live in camp, they shall be paid $81.24 per week in addition to the rates hereinbefore prescribed, and tents with suitable flys and suitable wooden flooring, stretchers, camp and cooking utensils shall be supplied free of charge by the employer, and the erection of all such camps shall be done in the employer's time, but the employee shall be liable for damage done to such tents, wooden flooring, stretchers, camp and cooking utensils wilfully or by reason of negligence.
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