Common use of Meal and Incidental Allowance Clause in Contracts

Meal and Incidental Allowance. A meal and incidental allowance will be allowed a bargaining unit member who is on travel status within the State of Alaska in accord with Section 60.220 of the Alaska Administrative Manual. In no event shall the short-term rate be less than forty-two dollars ($42.00) per day, consisting of nine dollars ($9.00) for breakfast, eleven dollars ($11.00) for lunch, and twenty-two dollars ($22.00) for dinner.

Meal and Incidental Allowance. A meal and incidental allowance will be allowed a bargaining unit member who is on travel status within the State of Alaska in accord with Section 60.220 of the Alaska Administrative Manual. In no event shall the short-term rate be less than forty-two dollars ($42.0042) per day, consisting of nine dollars ($9.009) for breakfast, eleven dollars ($11.0011) for lunch, and twenty-two dollars ($22.0022) for dinner.

Meal and Incidental Allowance. A meal and incidental allowance will be allowed a bargaining unit member who is on travel status within the State of Alaska in accord with Section 60.220 60.250 of the Alaska Administrative Manual. In no event shall the short-term rate be less than forty-two sixty dollars ($42.0060.00) per day, consisting of nine twelve dollars ($9.0012.00) for breakfast, eleven sixteen dollars ($11.0016.00) for lunch, and twentythirty-two dollars ($22.0032.00) for dinner.

Meal and Incidental Allowance. A meal and incidental allowance will be allowed a bargaining unit member who is on travel status within the State state of Alaska in accord with Section 60.220 of the Alaska Administrative Manual. In no event shall the short-term rate be less than forty-two dollars ($42.0042) per day, consisting of nine dollars ($9.009) for breakfast, eleven dollars ($11.0011) for lunch, and twenty-two dollars ($22.0022) for dinner.