Common use of Lower Mainland Clause in Contracts

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. 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)(i19.01 (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) 10.00 each way where usage of the ferry is required to go to and from work.