OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. 1) It is agreed that each Employer shall have the right to send two (2) key employees from the Halifax/Dartmouth geographic area within Local 409, per job site outside of the Halifax/Dartmouth free zone as described in Article 14.01 of the Master Sheet Metal Local 409 Agreement. The balance of the work force required, shall be employees living in the geographic areas closest to the job site.
2) The travel zones in Articles 14.01, 14.02 and 14.03 of the Master Agreement shall be a forty-five (45) kilometre radius under this Craft Schedule “S”.
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. When a non Local Resident employee is employed on an out-of-town project, the Employer shall supply an “employer supplied room plus daily meal allowance” or, with the mutual agreement of such employee, shall pay a daily “living out allowance” in lieu thereof. The terms of both daily travel as well as initial and terminal travel which shall apply to a non Local Resident employee on an out-of-town project shall be established on a project by project basis. Such terms shall be mutually agreed upon, in writing, by the Employer and the non Local Resident employee prior to the commencement of travel. Employers are advised that if such mutual agreement, in writing, cannot be provided to the Union within one (1) week of request, the industrial standards for daily travel and initial and terminal travel shall apply.
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. Where an Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor is hired by the Contractor and travels to a project or job more than eighty (80) kms (fifty (50) road miles) from the centre of any city, town or village in which the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor resides, or travels from his previous job location to a project or job the following shall apply:
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. 1) It is agreed that each Employer shall have the right to send two (2) key employees from the Halifax/Dartmouth geographic area within Local 409, per job site outside of the Halifax/Dartmouth free zone as described in Article 14.01 of the Master Sheet Metal Local 409 Agreement. The balance of the work force required, shall be employees living in the geographic areas closest to the job site.
2) The travel zones in Articles 14.01, 14.02 and 14.03 of the Master Agreement shall be a forty-five (45) kilometre radius under this Craft Schedule “S”.
3) In order to ensure the competitiveness of the Employer, the Parties agree with respect to out-of-town Projects where room and board is applicable, that the following crew composition shall apply: • One (1) Sheeter/Xxxxxx with full room and board allowance • One (1) Sheeter/Xxxxxx Assistant with full room and board allowance • Probationary employees shall not receive board allowance The above formula shall repeat.
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. On projects in the District of Kenora including the Central Xxxxxxxx portion and portion of the District of Rainy River West of a North South line running through Glenorchy which is about 30 Km West of Atikokan, the Employer may choose to pay 18% less of the wage rates of article 27.01. Welfare, Pension, and training contributions will remain the same as article 27.01. Vacation and Holiday pay will remain at 10% same as article 27.01. Should the Employer opt to use the out of town rates, then the Employer shall inform the Union in writing of such decision prior the Employer bidding the work. Failing that, wage rates as per article 27.01 shall apply.
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. (i) Definitions Where a Dependent Contractor is requested by the contractor to travel to projects or jobs more than eighty (80) km from the centre of any city, town, or village in which the Dependent Contractor resides, or travels from their previous job location to a project or job, the following will apply:
(ii) TRAVEL ALLOWANCE They shall be paid thirty-one cents ($0.31) per km, for each km or mile travelled to the project only. In order to qualify for above, the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor must remain on the job or project for fifteen (15) calendar days. However, in the event the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor is laid-off for lack of work when having been on the job less than fifteen (15) days, the Travel Allowance to the project shall be paid. If the Contractor fails to provide work and requires a Dependent Contractor to stand-by for more than two (2) consecutive days, the Owner Operator/Dependent Contractor, at their option, shall be deemed to have been laid-off.
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. Definitions Where a Dependent Contractor is requested by the contractor to travel to projects or jobs more than eighty (80) km from the centre of any city, town, or village in which the Dependent Contractor resides, or travels from their previous job location to a project or job, the following will apply:
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. 27.01 Employees required to work and /or travel outside the geographical area of Port Hardy for a duration up to and greater than one (1) day and one (1) night, who have been authorized and assigned their own EPCOR Purchasing (“P”) Card will be required to use their EPCOR “P”Card for all travel, accommodation, meals and other business related expenses. In the rare instance that a vendor does not accept the EPCOR "P" Card as a method of payment, the employee will pay for the business expense and submit a business expense claim in accordance with EPCOR policy. Permanent employees authorized and assigned their own EPCOR "P" Card who work and/or travel out of town with other EPCOR employees who are not assigned an EPCOR "P" Card will be responsible for paying for travel, accommodation, meals or other business related expenses for these other EPCOR employees as directed by their Supervisor and / or Xxxxxxx.
27.02 Employees who are required to utilize their personal vehicle for business purposes shall be reimbursed for the travel in accordance with the Company policy.
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. 27.01 Employees who are required to work and/or travel outside the geographical area of Port Hardy shall have the option to:
a). Be reimbursed for all travel, accommodation and meal expenses as per Company policy.
OUT OF TOWN PROJECTS. 27.01 (cont')
b). Choose to be paid a living allowance per diem of one hundred and fifteen dollars ($115.00) per day to cover expenses related to meals and accommodation. Such allowance would normally be advanced to employees prior to their out of area work assignment.
27.02 Employees who are required to work or travel outside the geographic area of Port Hardy for less than one (1) day and one (1) night shall be reimbursed for all travel accommodation and meal expenses as per the Company policy.
27.03 In instances where employees have chosen option (b) in 27.01 and they incur legitimate accommodation and/or meal expenses in excess of the one hundred and fifteen dollars ($115.00) per diem they shall submit bills/receipts to the Company for review and authorization.
27.04 Employees who are required to utilize their personal vehicle for business purposes shall be reimbursed for the travel in accordance with the Company policy.
