Mileage Allowance For Travel Beyond Defined Radius Sample Clauses

Mileage Allowance For Travel Beyond Defined Radius a) An employee entitled to the additional travelling time allowance beyond the defined radius under clause 34.5 and who uses their own vehicle for such travel is to be paid an amount equivalent to $0.74 per kilometre as reimbursement for the additional fuel costs incurred covering the combined distance from the defined radius to the job site and return to the defined radius. b) An employee who lives close to the boundaries of the defined radius and who is requested to travel beyond the defined radius can reach mutual agreement between the employer and employee for the excess travel allowance not to be paid on fair and reasonable grounds that the employee is not travelling further than what would be considered a normal day’s travel to a job site within the defined radius.
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Mileage Allowance For Travel Beyond Defined Radius a) An employee entitled to the additional travelling time allowance beyond the defined radius under clause 34.5 and who uses their own vehicle for such travel is to be paid an amount equivalent to $0.74 per kilometre as reimbursement for the additional fuel costs incurred covering the combined distance from the defined radius to the job site and the defined radius. b) combined distance from the defined radius to the job site and return to the defined radius. c) An employee who lives close to the boundaries of the defined radius and who is requested to travel beyond the defined radius can reach mutual agreement between the employer and employee for the excess travel allowance not to be paid on fair and reasonable grounds that the employee is not travelling further than what would be considered a normal day’s travel to a job site within the defined radius.
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