Reporting for Duty a Clause Samples
The "Reporting for Duty" clause establishes the requirement for an individual, typically an employee or contractor, to present themselves at a designated location and time to begin their assigned work or responsibilities. In practice, this clause may specify the exact reporting location, expected arrival time, and any procedures to follow upon arrival, such as checking in with a supervisor or signing an attendance log. Its core function is to ensure that all parties are clear about when and where work obligations commence, thereby promoting punctuality and accountability.
Reporting for Duty a. Employees shall report for duty at the place directed by the Company and shall go to and from such place on their own time within the City of Edmonton limits. Where an employee is required to report to a new place during his regular hours of work, he shall do so without loss of pay.
Reporting for Duty a. Employees shall report for duty at the place directed by the Company and shall go to and from such place on their own time within the City of Edmonton limits. Where an employee is required to report to a new place during his regular hours of work, he shall do so without loss of pay. b)* Employees required to report for duty to worksites located outside the City of Edmonton limits and within the Capital Region shall go to and from such place on their own time and be paid a flat-rate premium of $25.00 per day. The Capital Region includes the following list of communities: Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan, Sherwood Park, Beaumont, Leduc, Nisku, Devon, Stony Plain, Spruce Grove and St. ▇▇▇▇▇▇. (see Appendix A)