Safe Transport Home Sample Clauses

Safe Transport Home. 8.2.1 Where a team member works additional hours beyond their rostered shift without having been provided with either 24 hours notice or notice before the completion of the previous shift, and they are unable to obtain their regular form of transport home. Target shall arrange at its own cost, an alternative safe form of transport for the team member.
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Safe Transport Home. 8.2.1 Where an employee works additional hours beyond their rostered shift without having been provided with either 24 hours notice or notice before the completion of the previous shift, and they are unable to obtain their regular form of transport home. Target shall arrange at it’s own cost, an alternative safe form of transport for the employee.
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Safe Transport Home. Where an employee works additional hours beyond their rostered shift without having been provided with either 24 hours’ notice or notice before the completion of the previous shift (whichever is the lesser), and they are unable to obtain their regular form of transport home, Xxxxx Xxxxx shall arrange at its own cost, an alternative safe form of transport for the employee. Xxxxx Xxxxx will allow employees prior to dark to move their vehicle closer to the store than maybe allowed in the earlier part of the day. If moving cars closer to the store is not feasible or prevented by centre by-laws, employees should be encouraged to leave the store in company of other employees to provide security in numbers. Where possible, Xxxxx Xxxxx will provide after dark, to employees who request it, an escort to their car or other mode of transport home. Safety concerns regarding transport will be worked through co-operatively to find a solution.
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