No Lost Time for a Driving Infraction Sample Clauses

No Lost Time for a Driving Infraction. An Employee who is charged with an offence under the Traffic Act, while operating a vehicle on City business, will be granted necessary time off without loss of seniority or benefits to defend him/herself against the charge in court. In the event that the Employee has the charges cleared by the court, the Employer, at its sole discretion, may reimburse payment for loss of time incurred by defending him/herself in court.
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