Lower Mainland. The area of BC inclusive of: Abbotsford, Aldergrove, Anmore, Belcarra, Burnaby, Chilliwack, Coquitlam, Delta, Xxxxxxx (City and Township), Maple Ridge, Mission, New Westminster, North Vancouver (City and District), Pitt Xxxxxxx, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Richmond, Surrey, West Vancouver and White Rock.
Lower Mainland. Daily Travel Zone: On those projects that are outside the free zone, the Employer shall have the choice of paying daily travel allowance or subsistence. Where the Employer elects daily travel allowance, the employee shall receive applicable Transportation Rate per road kilometer to and from the project to the edge of the free zone, for each day worked or reported for work. Where the Employer provides transportation, the daily travel allowance will be paid one way.
Lower Mainland. Vancouver - Chilliwack - 120 miles return - 2 hours per day Vancouver - Abbotsford - 80 miles return - 1-1/2 hours per day Vancouver - Mission - 90 miles return - 1-1/2 hours per day Vancouver - Xxxxx - 50 miles return - 1 hour per day Vancouver Island Xxxxxxxx - Xxxxxx - 70 miles return - 1-1/2 hours per day It is understood the above time is an allowance only and the employee would be required to work the workday scheduled.
Lower Mainland. Free Zone Northern Boundary: Burrard Inlet Western Boundary: Strait of Georgia Southern Boundary: North Arm Fraser River to include Annacis Island and Sea Island Eastern Boundary: Port Xxxx Bridge, North on Lougheed Highway to Barnet Highway, West to Mountain Blvd. (from this point on a direct line to end of Burrard Inlet) (See Appendix "B" for a Map of the Boundary of the Free Zone)
Lower Mainland. When travelling in a taxi, crummy, company supplied or like vehicle outside of regular straight time shift hours, such non-operating travel time shall be paid at one and one half (1%) times the otherwise applicable straight time hourly wage rate for the driver, and one and one-quarter (1%) times the otherwise applicable straight time hourly wage rate for the passenger(s). Only one (1) employee shall be paid as a driver for any single trip, and the Employer shall retain the right to designate such driver at its sole discretion. Such vehicles will conform to public transportation standards with full insurance coverage and operated in compliance with WorkSafeBC regulations.
Lower Mainland. Woodfibre (Only): When the camp is open, the employee shall stay in the camp. If the camp is full or closed, the employee shall choose either daily travel allowance pursuant to 19.01(b)(i), or subsistence allowance with no daily travel allowance provided from the temporary domicile established. When the camp is not available to the prep crew, employees may chose between the daily travel or the subsistence allowance. If rooms become available in the camp, all employees will be required to move into the camp. If there is to be a shortage of rooms in the camp the prep crew will not be required to move into the camp. The employee shall receive ten dollars ($10.00) each way where usage of the ferry is required to go to and from work.
Lower Mainland. (i) North Fraser Pretrial Centre
Lower Mainland. For the purpose of this Agreement, it is understood that the area commonly referred to as the Lower Mainland further defined below shall be deemed to be one Branch. Linehaul Drivers will be a separate Branch. Lower Mainland shall mean all roads to the geographical area:
Lower Mainland. Vancouver – Chilliwack 195 km return - 2 hours per day Vancouver - Abbotsford 130 km return - 1-1/2 hours per day Vancouver - Mission 145 km return - 1-1/2 hours per day Vancouver - Haney 80 km return - 1 hour per day Vancouver - Langley 80 km return - 1 hour per day Vancouver Island: Xxxxxxxx - Xxxxxx 115 km return - 1-1/2 hours per day The above time is an allowance only and the employee will be required to work the work day scheduled. All travelling time connected with the employee’s job, except going to and returning home from work, shall be paid for. In those cases where an employee is assigned outside his or her bargaining unit, the mileage and time compensation would only apply if the distance is greater than the employee’s regular presumed work location.
Lower Mainland. Daily Travel Zone: On those projects that are outside the free portation expenses, the employee must remain fifteen
