Official Time for Authorized Travel Sample Clauses

Official Time for Authorized Travel. Where official time is available to employees and Union representatives under the terms of this Article, it shall include all necessary, authorized travel time in accordance with the GTR and EPA travel policy.
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Official Time for Authorized Travel. (1) Where official time is available to employees and Union representatives under the terms of this Article, it shall include all necessary travel time. (2) The Employer shall pay all travel, lodging, and per diem expenses for the Union President, or the FNS employee designated by the Union President, to represent the Union for the duration of the annual national RIB meeting. (3) The Parties recognize that RIB investigators generally work out of their homes and have little routine contact with their peers or their NTEU representatives over the course of a year. The Employer shall pay all necessary travel, lodging, and per diem expenses for a Chapter President or FNS employee designated by the Chapter President, for the duration of the area office RIB meetings beyond the annual national meeting identified in Section 6.10(2) where there is no RIB chapter leader or xxxxxxx attending.
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Official Time for Authorized Travel. (1) Where official time is available to employees and Union representatives under the terms of this Article, it shall include all necessary travel time. (2) The Parties recognize that RIB investigators generally work out of their homes and have little routine contact with their peers or their NTEU representatives over the course of a year. The Employer shall pay all necessary travel, lodging, and per diem expenses for a Chapter President or FNCS employee designated by NTEU, to be present at the area office RIB meetings where there is no RIB chapter leader or xxxxxxx attending. Upon request of the NTEU Chapter President of Chapter 226, the Employer shall pay all travel, lodging, and per diem expenses to attend the annual area office RIB meeting on a biennial basis.
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