Reimbursement Limits. Reimbursement shall not exceed $500 per incident (including personal property, if eligible). The maximum amount paid per year for all incidents shall be $5,000 regardless of the number of individual claims submitted.
Reimbursement Limits. The reimbursement shall be up to a limit as specified in the current CTA Fee Booklet for the Artist's personal effects and clothing (excluding furs and jewellery); up to a limit as specified in the current CTA Fee Booklet for the Artist's furs; and up to a limit as specified in the current CTA Fee Booklet for the Artist's jewellery; except if the Theatre provides facilities for safe-keeping the Artist's personal valuables, jewellery and/or cash, not used in the production, while said articles are in any theatre, the Theatre shall be liable for loss and/or damage only if said personal valuables, jewellery, and/or cash are given to the Theatre, or its agent for safe-keeping. In this regard the Theatre agrees to provide facilities for safe-keeping of said articles, and to inform all Artists of same and of necessity for using such facilities under the provisions of this Article by a written notice posted on the call board.
Reimbursement Limits. The maximum reimbursement is $250 per incident based on receipts and verification by the employee’s supervisor. The maximum amount paid per year for all incidents in this bargaining unit shall be $2,500 regardless of the number of individual claims submitted.
Reimbursement Limits. Reimbursement shall not exceed $500 per incident (including personal property, if eligible). The bargaining unit employee must submit receipts and a police report number or an incident report number to receive reimbursement. The District upon receipt of the appropriate paperwork shall make reimbursement. The maximum amount paid per year for all incidents in the four AFSCME bargaining units shall be $5,000 regardless of the number of individual claims submitted. Any reimbursement made under this Article is a gratuitous payment and does not indicate that the District has accepted liability.
Reimbursement Limits. The County retains the right, from time to time, to set the reimbursement limits for mileage, meals, and lodging (subject to the other terms of this agreement). Reimbursement under this Article for meals and lodging only applies if the activity occurs outside Mecosta County.
Reimbursement Limits. The reimbursement will not exceed the actual amount the employee paid for tuition and associated fees. Reimbursement for tuition and associated fees shall not exceed the following amounts. In determining whether the annual maximum reimbursement amount has been reached, the year to which the reimbursement applies will be based on the date of issuance of the grade slip for a completed course. Purpose Total Annual Maximum (Not Cumulative) General $3,500 $4,000 Pursuing Initial Professional Teaching Credential $4,500 $5,000 Pursuing Ph.D. or Ed.D. $5,400 $5,700
Reimbursement Limits. The sum of payments to the Contractor for a contracted service shall not exceed the contracted unit rate or the contracted amount whichever is greater. In the event payments to the Contractor exceed this limit, the overpayment shall be returned to Southeast Washington Aging and Long Term Care or deducted from the next Claim for Payment submitted by the Contractor.
Reimbursement Limits. Payment to Providers shall now be the lesser of the BCBS fee schedule or 90% of the Provid- er’s regular billed charge. This is a signifi- cant change from prior agreements. Pro- viders are encouraged to carefully check their regular charge schedule against the BCBS fee schedule. BCBS is now limit- ing provider access to fee schedule al- lowances to twice a year, instead of upon request. (IV. A.)
Reimbursement Limits. The reimbursement shall be up to a limit of one thousand five hundred dollars for the Artist’s personal effects and clothing (excluding furs and jewellery); up to a limit of one thousand five hundred dollars for the Artist’s furs; and up to a limit of one thousand five hundred dollars for the Artist’s jewellery; except if the Theatre provides facilities for safe-keeping the Artist’s personal valuables, jewellery and/or cash, not used in the production, while said articles are in any Theatre, the Theatre shall be liable for loss and/or damage only if said personal valuables, jewellery, and/or cash are given to the Theatre, or its agent for safe-keeping. In this regard the Theatre agrees to provide facilities for safe-keeping of said articles, and to inform all Artists of same and of necessity for using such facilities under the provisions of this Clause by a written notice posted on the call board. The Theatre shall not be liable for any loss or damage to the property of the Artist while said property is under the sole and exclusive control and supervision of the Artist. Except as above provided, the Theatre shall not be responsible for any loss and/or damage to the of the Artist, over and above the limitations herein set forth. With respect to such property it is the responsibility of the Artist if he/she desires to protect himself/herself against loss to insure same. The Theatre may meet the foregoing obligations by maintaining adequate and sufficient insurance coverage which shall provide the same protection as the Theatre thereby assumes. Upon the direct payment of any damage or loss to the Artist by the Theatre, the Theatre or Insurer shall be subrogated to all rights of the Artist to the extent of such payments. POSTING OF SECURITY Maintenance of Satisfactory Security Credit and Security Agreements. In the event that contracts are issued to Artists without the Theatre having posted Security in accordance with Clause upon notification by Equity, the Theatre shall be liable for payment of one week’s minimum fee to the Actors’ Fund of Canada for each contract so issued, unless proper Security is arranged within one business day.
Reimbursement Limits. The reimbursement shall be up to a limit of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1600.00) for the Artists personal effects and clothing (excluding furs and jewellery); up to a limit of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500.00) for the Artist’s furs; and up to a limit of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500.00) for the Artist’s jewellery; except if the Theatre provides facilities for safe-keeping the Artist’s personal valuables, jewellery and/or cash, not used in the production, while said articles are in any Theatre, the Theatre shall be liable for loss and/or damage only if said personal valuables, jewellery, and/or cash are given to the Theatre, or its agent for safe-keeping. In this regard the Theatre agrees to provide facilities for safe-keeping of said articles, and to inform all Artists of same and of necessity for using such facilities under the provisions of this Clause by a written notice posted on the call board. 2603.
