Lodging, Meals, and Travel Sample Clauses

Lodging, Meals, and Travel. Lodging, meals, and travel during this contract period shall be reimbursed as follows: a. Per diem for lodging (equal to the federal standard CONUS per diem rate for Sacramento County at the time of contract negotiation) will be reimbursed for each work night, up to five nights per week. b. Per diem for meals and incidentals (equal to the federal standard CONUS per diem rate for Sacramento County at the time of contract negotiation) will be reimbursed for each work day, up to five days per week. c. Airfare and local and home transportation costs will be reimbursed at cost with no markup. d. Mileage will be reimbursed at the current IRS rate which can be accessed by clicking the following link:
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Lodging, Meals, and Travel. EXPENSE ALLOWANCE 1. Employees will be, from time to time, temporarily assigned by the Company to another work location, either to perform work or to attend school. Temporary assignment means any assignment which is for a period of six (6) months or less. 1.1 Employees may elect to stay at the temporary work location and be provided reasonable lodging designated and paid for by the Company for each day worked and/or night spent at the temporary work location if the one-way mileage is greater than forty (40) miles from the employee's normal work location and the temporary assignment is not closer to his residence than his normal location. Employees electing this option will be eligible to receive the applicable meal allowance as covered under Section 5 of this Article. 1.1.1 Whenever an employee's temporary assignment is sixty (60) miles or less from his residence, management may approve lodging and meals for the weekend. Whenever an employee's temporary assignment is greater than sixty (60) miles from his residence, an employee may elect lodging and meals for the weekend unless he is scheduled off for more than two (2) consecutive days. If weekend lodging is not approved, an employee will receive round trip mileage between the temporary work location and his residence. 1.2 In lieu of Subsection 1.1 above, an employee may elect to receive round trip mileage payment for each mile that exceeds the mileage he normally would have traveled round trip from his residence to his normal work location. 1.3 Employees receiving mileage payment under Article 25 will be compensated at the Verizon Company policy rate. This rate shall not be less than thirty-two and a half cents ($ .325) per mile for this contract period. 2. Employees may elect in lieu of Subsection 1.1 or 1.2 above, the daily allowance as per schedule under 2.1 below will be paid for temporary assignments for periods of at least one (1) shift. However, in cases where a temporary assignment continues for two (2) or more consecutive shifts, and the employee has worked a part of his first shift at his normal work location, the employee is eligible for the applicable daily allowance on the first day of the assignment and for the applicable mileage and meal allowance on the last day. Distance Daily Allowance Over 0 and up to 20 $ 8.00 Over 20 and up to 40 $18.40 Over 40 and up to 60 $28.75 2.1 One-way highway distance by direct and reasonable route that exceeds an employee's normal commute to his normal work l...
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Lodging, Meals, and Travel. Lodging, meals, and travel during this contract period shall be reimbursed as follows: a. Per diem for lodging (equal to the federal standard CONUS per diem rate for Sacramento County at the time of contract negotiation) will be reimbursed for each work night. b. Per diem for meals and incidentals (equal to the federal standard CONUS per diem rate for Sacramento County at the time of contract negotiation) will be reimbursed for each work day. c. Airfare and local and home transportation costs will be reimbursed at cost with no markup. d. Mileage will be reimbursed at the current IRS rate which can be accessed by clicking the following link: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/uac/2017-standard-mileage-rates-for-business-and-medical- and-moving-announced
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Lodging, Meals, and Travel. Lodging, meals, and travel during this contract period shall be reimbursed as follows: a. Per diem for lodging (equal to the current federal standard CONUS per diem rate for Sacramento County) will be reimbursed for each work night, up to five nights per week. SAMPLE b. Per diem for meals and incidentals (equal to the current federal standard CONUS per diem rate for Sacramento County) will be reimbursed for each work day, up to five days per week. c. Airfare and local and home transportation costs will be reimbursed at cost with no markup. d. Mileage will be reimbursed at the current IRS rate which can be accessed by clicking the following link:
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