OUT OF STATE TRIPS Sample Clauses

OUT OF STATE TRIPS. On out-of-state trips, the decision whether to authorize travel by private automobile, air or other means will be made based on the most economical means for the School District, taking the employee's time into consideration. If travel by private automobile is authorized, the amount reimbursed shall not exceed the cost of regular airfare, coach class, to the same destination. Should travel to a conference or other school district business be combined with a vacation or other leave, the amount reimbursed shall be based on the mileage to the conference site or location of such school district business via the most public direct road, and the amount reimbursed shall not exceed the cost of regular airfare, coach class, to the same destination.
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OUT OF STATE TRIPS. New York City trips, with all five boroughs constituting New York City, shall have one (1) additional driver assigned per trip, no matter how many buses.
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