Moving of Household Furnishings Sample Clauses

Moving of Household Furnishings. 1. Cost of Packing, moving and unpacking normal household possessions being moved from the employee’s former principal residence to the new location. 2. Cost of insurance for normal household possessions while being moved or held in storage. 3. Cost of storage up to sixty (60) days when an employee is required to vacate the employee’s old residence before being able to occupy suitable accommodation at the new location. When the Supervisor has been advised and agrees that the original accommodation is unsatisfactory for permanent living quarters, allowable expenses will include the cost of a second move up to a maximum of seven-hundred fifty dollars ($750.00).
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Moving of Household Furnishings. 1. Cost of Packing, moving and unpacking normal household possessions being cation. 2. Cost of insurance for normal household possessions while being moved or held in storage. 3. Cost of storage up to sixty (60) days when an employee is required to vacate his old residence before being able to occupy suitable accommodation at his new location. When the senior supervisor has been advised and agrees that the original accommodation is unsatisfactory for permanent living quarters, allowable expenses will include the cost of a second move up to a maximum of one hundred dollars ($100.00).

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