Move-in and Move Sample Clauses

Move-in and Move. Out – at the commencement and conclusion of his work on the project, for travelling time from the Employer's shop or agreed point of hire, as the case may be, to a maximum of twelve (12) hours per day on a combination of air and taxi transportation. All travel time shall be considered as time worked and overtime rates shall apply where applicable.
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Move-in and Move out Inspections
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Move-in and Move. Out – at the commencement and conclusion of their work on the project, for travelling time from the Employer's shop or agreed point of hire, as the case may be, to a maximum of twelve (12) hours per
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Move-in and Move. OUT must take place during the designated times stipulated in this Agreement. Carnival Operator agrees to quit and surrender the Premises and all equipment therein to Parish at the end of the term of this Agreement in the same condition as the date of the commencement of this Agreement, ordinary use and wear thereof only excepted. Carnival Operator agrees to make only those alterations, additions, or improvements, in, to, or about Premises which have been approved in advance and in writing by Parish.
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Move-in and Move. Out Inspection An inspection form shall be provided to student on or before move-in. The form is to report the condition of the residential property and is not a request for maintenance or repairs. Within forty-eight (48) hours after move-in, student shall note any defects or damages on the form and deliver or mail all copies of the form to the university; failure of student to return form shall be deemed as student’s acceptance of the residential property to be in good and clean condition. Upon receipt and review by the university, student’s copy shall be returned to one of the individual student’s campus mailbox. If student does not receive the copy within two weeks, it is the student’s responsibility to verify with the Office of Residence Life that the form was received by said office. A final inspection by the university shall be conducted after the end of the contract period and after the residential property has been vacated. The university is authorized to charge the Wittenberg student account of each individual student with all or any portion of the cost to repair and restore any damages incurred beyond normal wear and tear. Each individual student authorizes any individual student participating in the inspection of the residential property and completing the inspection form to represent and bind him/her with respect to all matters concerning the condition of the residential property
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Move-in and Move. OUT must take place during the designated times stipulated in this Agreement.
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Move-in and Move. Out at the commencement and his work on the project, for travelling time from the Employer’s shop or agreed point of hire, as the case may be, to a maximum of twelve ( hours per day on a combination of air and taxi transportation, All travel time shall be considered as time worked and overtime rates shall apply where applicable. Daily Travel he shall travel to and from the assigned living accommodation on the Employer’s time. When an employee is moving the employer’s vehicle or is being paid mileage allowance to drive his own vehicle to and from a job site the time spent in travel shall be considered as time worked. Notwithstanding the express provisions of Article and travel time shall not be counted for the purpose of computing double time. Notwithstanding the express provisions of Article and time spent in travel shall be paid as follows: Monday Friday inclusive The maximum rate for time spent in travel shall be time and one-half
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