Overseas duty Clause Samples

Overseas duty. (a) When a Pilot conducts a Layover at an overseas port they shall be paid an overseas operation allowance at the rate specified in Appendix A for each night that the Pilot is away from their Home Base. (b) VARA will be responsible for the provisions and finalisation prior to departure of such flights of all items to facilitate the conduct of the operation by the Pilot. These items shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, the requisite customs and entry documentation, accommodation, adequate currency or credit cards valid in the ports to be visited and letters of introduction or similar documentation to facilitate assistance from Australian diplomatic consular representatives, etc. (c) Prior to a Pilot travelling overseas on company duty, VARA will consult with the Pilot and the WRC on the terms and conditions under which the Pilot is so engaged.
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Overseas duty. 25.1 Other than for training purposes a pilot shall not be rostered for overseas duty unless the pilot has made him/herself available for such duty. 25.2 The Company shall be responsible for the provision and finalisation, prior to departure of such flights, of all items to facilitate the conduct of the operation by the pilot. These items shall include but not necessarily be limited to the requisite customs and entry documentation, accommodation, adequate currency or credit cards valid in the ports to be visited and letters of introduction or similar documentation to facilitate assistance from Australian diplomatic consular representatives or appropriate neutral representatives. All reasonable expenses incurred by a pilot on overseas duty shall be reimbursed by the Company, including visa, work permit and vaccination expenses, provided that passport costs, except for initial passport issue where the pilot requires the passport for overseas training, will not be paid. 25.3 Details of the working conditions, duration of tours, additions to salary and allowances, health and sickness travel insurance, if any, shall be agreed in writing by the pilot and the Company. Subject to operational circumstances, these will be agreed prior to departure.
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Overseas duty. 15.5.1 A pilot who between sign on at home base and next sign off at home base operates into an overseas port shall be paid an overseas operation allowance as specified in Appendix A. 15.5.2 The Company shall be responsible for the provisions and finalisation prior to departure of such flights of all items to facilitate the conduct of the operation by the Pilot. These items shall include but not necessarily be limited to the requisite customs and entry documentation, accommodation, adequate currency or credit cards valid in the ports to be visited and letters of introduction or similar documentation to facilitate assistance from Australian diplomatic consular representatives or appropriate neutral representative. 15.5.3 The Company shall pay passport and vaccination expenses incurred by a Pilot to operate overseas, with no out of pocket expense to the pilot. 15.5.4 Prior to a Pilot travelling overseas on Company duty the Company via the WRC will consult to establish the terms and conditions under which the Pilot is so engaged.
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Overseas duty. A. A pilot who between sign on at home base and next sign off at home base operates into an overseas port will be paid an overseas operation allowance of $25.00. B. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ will also be responsible for the provision and finalisation prior to departure of such flights of all items to facilitate the conduct of the operation by the pilot. These items will include but not necessarily be limited to the requisite customs and entry documentation, accommodation, adequate currency or credit cards valid in the ports to be visited and letters of introduction or similar documentation to facilitate assistance from Australian diplomatic consular representatives or appropriate neutral representatives. C. Visa and vaccination expenses incurred by a pilot to operate overseas will be reimbursed by the employer.
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