PORTAL-TO-PORTAL TIME Sample Clauses

PORTAL-TO-PORTAL TIME. Upon ratification, employees will be paid the employee’s base rate of (29.1.1) for actual time traveling between assigned work locations or clients. ]. Employees will not be paid for time spent traveling to the first assigned workplace, nor for traveling from the last assigned work location of the workday. This will only apply if the employee goes and comes directly from home to the work location.
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PORTAL-TO-PORTAL TIME. Employees shall be paid actual time while traveling between assigned work locations or clients during the workday at least the current minimum wage rate per hour for the State of Montana. The Employer understands the minimum wage rate for Montana is based on the CPI (Consumer Price Index) and can be adjusted by the State of Montana during the life of the agreement. It is also understood that prior to adjusting the Portal to Portal Time, the Employer will notify the Union of its intent to adjust the wage per hour. Employees will not be paid for time spent traveling to the first assigned workplace, nor for traveling from the last assigned work location of the workday. This will only apply if the employee goes and comes directly from home to the work location.
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