Common use of Out of Town Allowance Clause in Contracts

Out of Town Allowance. Where camp facilities are not provided, an allowance of forty-five dollars ($45.00) for each day worked will be paid in addition to the amounts outlined in (2) above. This additional allowance is to supplement mobilization, fuel costs, room and board, and such other expenses incurred. If the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor is available for work on a normal work day and no work is supplied by the Employer he shall receive the above allowance. When the Employer does not schedule work on Saturday and the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor is available for work, he shall receive the above allowance.

Out of Town Allowance. Where camp facilities are not provided, an allowance of forty-five dollars ($45.00) for each day worked will be paid in addition to the amounts outlined in (2) above. This additional allowance is to supplement mobilization, fuel costs, room and board, and such other expenses incurred. If the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor is available for work on a normal work day and no work is supplied by the Employer he shall receive the above allowance. SCHEDULE “B” CONTINUED When the Employer does not schedule work on Saturday and the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor is available for work, he shall receive the above allowance.

Out of Town Allowance. Where camp facilities are not provided, an allowance of forty-five dollars ($45.00) for each day worked will be paid in addition to the amounts outlined in (2) above. This additional allowance is to supplement mobilization, fuel costs, room and board, and such other expenses incurred. If the Owner OperatorOwner/Operator Dependent Contractor is available for work on a normal work day and no work is supplied by the Employer he shall receive the above allowance. When the Employer does not schedule work on Saturday and the Owner OperatorOwner/Operator Dependent Contractor is available for work, he shall receive the above allowance.