Excessive Travel. a) It is recognized that in some situations travel might be excessive. In these cases, the preference is for the supervisor and the employee to arrive at a mutual agreement as to what constitutes "excessive". This determination should be based on the following considerations: b) When a special assignment calls for departure from the employee's home in the evening, or on a regular day off, time spent in travel will be compensated at straight time.
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Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
Excessive Travel. a) It is recognized that in some situations travel might may be excessive. In these cases, the preference is for the supervisor and the employee to arrive at a mutual agreement as to what constitutes "“excessive"” and what method of compensation is most appropriate. This determination should shall be based on the following considerations:
b) When a special an assignment calls for requires departure from the employee's ’s home in the eveningnight before, or on a regular day off, time spent in travel will be compensated at straight time.
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Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
Excessive Travel. a) It is recognized that in some situations travel might be excessive. In these cases, the preference is for the supervisor and the employee to arrive at a mutual agreement as to what constitutes "excessive". This determination should be based on the following considerations:
b) When a special assignment calls for departure from the employee's home in the evening, or on a regular day off, time spent in travel will be compensated at straight time.
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Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement