JOBS AWAY FROM HOME Sample Clauses

JOBS AWAY FROM HOME. (a) When an employee is going out on a job which will require his absence from home for one or more nights, the Company shall inform such an employee, on or before the day of his departure, of the approximate length of time he will be out on the job. If an employee is sent out on one job and subsequently is assigned to other jobs, the total period will not be extended beyond fourteen (14) days.
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JOBS AWAY FROM HOME. (a) When an employee is scheduled to go out of town the employer will give a minimum of twenty four (24) hours notice to the employee prior to the assignment. If an employee is sent out of town, and subsequently sent out of town again upon returning to the base location, the company may not compel the employee to go out of town for any duration more than a total of 14 calendar days in a calendar month unless agreed to between the parties.
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