Returning a Vessel to a Foreign Port Sample Clauses

Returning a Vessel to a Foreign Port. When returning a Vessel to a port outside of Australia the following repatriation arrangements, at the Employer’s expense, shall apply:
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Returning a Vessel to a Foreign Port a) When returning a Vessel to a foreign Port the following repatriation arrangement will apply: (i) Arrivals in Port prior to 14.00 hours: Where the vessel arrives in Port prior to 14.00 hours and Employees are able to leave the Vessel without delay and with a minimum of four hours’ notice of flight departure and their flight will not exceed nine hours duration, then Employees will be expected to fly out on the day of arrival. Agreement provisions regarding day rooms in hotels also apply. (ii) All other circumstances: Employees will be provided with overnight accommodation at a hotel and fly out on the first available flight the next day provided that a minimum 10-hour rest period has elapsed from arrival at the hotel.
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Returning a Vessel to a Foreign Port. When returning a Vessel to a port outside of Australia, the following repatriation arrangements, at the Employer’s expense shall apply. (a) Arrivals in Port Prior to 1200 hours (b) All Other Circumstances Employees will be provided with overnight accommodation at a hotel and fly out on the first available flight the next day provided that a minimum 10-hour rest period has elapsed from arrival at the hotel, or as agreed by the Employer and Employee.
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Returning a Vessel to a Foreign Port. When returning a Vessel to a port outside of Australia, the following repatriation arrangements, at the Employer’s expense shall apply. (a) Arrivals in Port prior to 1400 hours Where the Vessel arrives in Port prior to 1400 hours and the Employees are able to leave the Vessel without delay (with a minimum of four hours’ notice of the flight’s departure, and where their flight will not exceed nine hours in duration), those Employees will be expected to fly out on the day of arrival. The Agreement’s provisions regarding day rooms in hotels, also applies. (b) All Other Circumstances Employees will be provided with overnight accommodation at a hotel and fly out on the first available flight the next day, provided that a minimum of a 10-hour rest period has elapsed from arrival at the hotel.
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