Expenses - Temporary - Non Sample Clauses

Expenses - Temporary - Non. Commutable Distance A. For employees who are assigned to temporary work at such distance from their established headquarters that it is impracticable for them to return thereto or to their regular place of abode, the Company shall: 1. Allow for the duration of such assignment actual personal expenses for board and lodging and for other incidental items of expense approved in advance of the assignment, provided that they board and lodge at places to be designated by the Company, or may, at the request of an employee, 2. Set up a "per diem" allowance while such employees are in residence at a temporary place of abode provided such temporary assignment is of a six-workday duration or more, exclusive of travel time. An employee may receive an expense allowance under either Subsection (A)1 or (A)2, but in no event shall the Company pay an employee an allowance under both Subsection (A)1 and (A)2 concurrently or provide an employee with board and lodging if such employee is receiving a "per diem" allowance. The time spent by such employee in traveling at a reasonable rate of speed to their temporary headquarters or their temporary place of abode at the beginning of a temporary assignment and from it at its conclusion and any allowable expense incurred therein shall be paid for by the Company. B. The Company shall provide for transportation to the temporary headquarters at the beginning of the assignment and from it at the conclusion, however, the Company may, at the request of an employee, allow them to provide their own transportation. In such event the employee shall be allowed mileage expense as provided in Section 15.6.
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Expenses - Temporary - Non. Commutable Distance - Non-Workdays A. Allow them for transportation the equivalent of any savings it realizes in their board and lodging costs, or B. Provide round trip transportation by the Company vehicle between their temporary headquarters and their regular headquarters and pay them travel time in each direction, such travel time to be considered as time worked. C. In lieu of Subsections A and B hereof, and when the duration of a temporary assignment is greater than two consecutive workweeks, an employee may in any workweek in which they do not work on a non-workday elect to provide their own transportation between their temporary headquarters and their regular place of abode, in which event the Company shall give the employee an allowance for actual time spent in traveling at a reasonable rate of speed between such locations exclusive of stopovers. Such allowance shall be computed at the straight rate of pay of their classification at the temporary headquarters. In addition, the employee shall be allowed mileage expense as provided in Section 15.6.

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