Home Finding Trips Sample Clauses

Home Finding Trips. Associates and spouse (if applicable) are allowed a total of two round trips to Phoenix for the purpose of selecting a new residence. The number of days reimbursed for Home Finding will not exceed a total of eight (8) days and eight (8) nights at the relocation destination. Costs related to round trip transportation, lodging, car rental and reasonable meals will be reimbursed.
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Home Finding Trips. The Company will reimburse the Executive for reasonable and appropriate expenses for two home-finding trips during the six (6) months following the Effective Date, upon proper accounting for such expenses. Home-finding trips will be limited to no more than a combined total of 8 days.
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Home Finding Trips. To assist you in this phase of your move, you, your spouse and two children are eligible for two (2) home finding trips to Massachusetts. You will be reimbursed the actual and reasonable costs for the following: - Roundtrip airfare, first class travel Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx - Transportation, lodging and meal expenses for seven (7) days (six (6) nights lodging), each trip Reimbursement will be coordinated through Callaway Golf and is considered taxable income. Tax assistance will be provided.
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Home Finding Trips. To assist you in finding a home in the greater Union, NJ Area, the Company will provide you, your spouse and your children living with you at home up to two (2) home finding trips to the greater Union, NJ area for up to 3 days/2 nights per trip. Eligible expenses include airfare, rental car, lodging (if your temporary housing is not suitable), and meals. All covered items are subject to the Company’s travel and expense policy. • FINAL TRIP - To assist you with the transportation expenses associated with your final trip to the Union, NJ area, the Company will reimburse you for your final trip mileage (at the current Company rate), tolls, Company-approved destination lodging for one (1) night, if needed, and meal expenses for one (1) day for yourself, your spouse/partner and children. All covered items are subject to the Company’s travel and expense policy.
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