REGIONAL DISPARITIES Sample Clauses

REGIONAL DISPARITIES. For the duration of the agreement, in proportion to time worked, the employee benefits from advantages as an employee without dependant, for the following benefits: ✓ High cost of living premium; ✓ Kg for transportation of personal effect cargo up to 378 kilos for the first two years of service; ✓ Storage for personal effects; ✓ Isolation premium; ✓ Only transport costs assumed by the employer: Transportation is paid (hiring point as reference) at the beginning and end of every two (2) months period.
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REGIONAL DISPARITIES. Isolation and remoteness premium (6–6.02) • The amount of the premium is determined by the sector in which the employee’s locality is situated (6–6.01, 6–6.02): Sector I: Mistissini, Whapmagoostui, Chisasibi, Waswanipi, Oujé- Bougoumou Sector II: Wemindji, Eastmain, Waskaganish, Nemaska • The amount of the premium is different if the employee has dependents (6–6.02); • For the employee in a part-time position, the premium is received in proportion to the hours worked compared to the regular workweek (6– 6.03); • The amount of the isolation and remoteness premium is adjusted in proportion to the duration of the employee’s assignment in the board’s territory in relation to one year (6–6.04); • During an absence or a leave of absence with pay for more than 30 days, the school board ceases to pay the premium, except in the following cases (6–6.06): annual vacation; sick leave; maternity or adoption leave; leave due to a work accident or an occupational disease. Expenses assumed by the board (6–6.07) • The school board assumes the following expenses incurred by every employee recruited in Quebec from more than 50 kilometres from the locality where he or she is required to exercise his or her duties: the transportation expenses of the employee and his or her dependents; the cost of transporting his or her personal belongings and those of his or her dependents, subject to the conditions in clause 6–6.07 b); the cost of transporting his or her furniture; the cost of transporting his or her utensils; the cost of transporting an all-terrain vehicle, a snowmobile or a motorcycle, using road or boat transport; the cost of storing his or her furniture, if applicable (see 6–6.10). • These expenses are payable in the cases and under the conditions specified in clause 6–6.09.
REGIONAL DISPARITIES. Section I Definitions 6-6.01 For the purpose of this article, the following expressions mean:

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