FIELD OPERATIONS EMPLOYEES-TRAVEL TO WORKSITES Sample Clauses

FIELD OPERATIONS EMPLOYEES-TRAVEL TO WORKSITES. This Clause applies to Field Operations employees who usually work at customer sites and who have a Company vehicle and a Company-provided electronic device. The Company recognises that some employees work from home and that they may not be allocated a job which requires them to be on site at the commencement of each day. In this case they will commence their day from home, e.g. to complete administrative requirements, and the 40 minutes period mentioned in clause 23.1 will not apply. Where a job is provided which requires the employee to be on site at "start time" the provisions below will apply.
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