Common use of Moving Clause in Contracts

Moving. Members who have been required to transfer and who have residency requirements shall be given two (2) paid days off at their regular rate for moving. Moving expenses will be authorized and paid by the Employer for employees when the transfer has been mandatorily required by the Employer. The Employer may authorize and pay moving expenses in the event of a residency requirement related to transfer or promotion, if such movement would be desirable to the Employer. Moving expenses will not be granted when the transfer is at the request of the individual. When reimbursed, moving expenses will be paid in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code.

Moving. Members who have been required to transfer and who have residency requirements shall be given two (2) paid days off at their regular rate off for moving. Moving expenses will be authorized and paid by the Employer for employees when the transfer has been mandatorily required by the Employer. The Employer may authorize and pay moving expenses or in the event of a residency requirement related to transfer or promotionrequirement, if such movement would be desirable to as determined by the Employer. Moving expenses will not be granted when the transfer is at the request of the individual. When reimbursed, moving expenses will be paid in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code.

Moving. Members who have been required to transfer and who have residency requirements shall hall be given two (2) paid days off at their regular rate off for moving. Moving expenses will be authorized and paid by the Employer for employees when the transfer has been mandatorily required by the Employer. The Employer may authorize and pay moving expenses or in the event of a residency requirement related to transfer or promotionrequirement, if such movement would be desirable to as determined by the Employer. Moving expenses will not be granted when the transfer is at the request of the individual. When reimbursed, moving expenses will be paid in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code.