Common use of Salesmen’s travelling expenses Clause in Contracts

Salesmen’s travelling expenses. The employer shall at all times pay all accommodation, food and travelling costs incurred in sales trips according to invoices. For longer working periods on sales trips, salesmen shall receive a 43% supplement on their monthly wages if the sales trip lasts 5 days or fewer and 65% if the duration of the sales trip exceeds 5 days. This supplement shall be paid on the monthly wage in direct proportion to the number of days during which travel is undertaken in areas outside a 60 km driving distance from the company’s main headquarters, unless other arrangements have been agreed. If salesmen use their own cars, they shall receive payment in accordance with the decision of the Government Travelling Expenses Committee (Ferðarkostnaðarnefnd ríkisins), i.e. out of town; if they use them in town, then an agreement shall be reached regarding daily rates. - For further provisions on salesmen, see Section 1.5.3. (on courses) and Section 2.1.2. (on working time).

Salesmen’s travelling expenses. The employer shall at all times pay all accommodation, food and travelling costs incurred in sales trips according to invoices. For longer working periods on sales trips, salesmen shall receive a 43% supplement on their monthly wages if the sales trip lasts 5 days or fewer and 65% if the duration of the sales trip exceeds 5 days. This supplement shall be paid on the monthly wage in direct proportion to the number of days during which travel is undertaken under- taken in areas outside a 60 km driving distance from the company’s main headquarters, unless other arrangements have been agreed. If salesmen use their own cars, they shall receive payment in accordance with the decision of the Government Travelling Expenses Committee (Ferðarkostnaðarnefnd ríkisins), i.e. out of town; if they use them in town, then an agreement shall be reached regarding daily rates. - – For further provisions on salesmen, see Section 1.5.3. (on courses) and Section 2.1.2. (on working time).

Salesmen’s travelling expenses. The employer shall at all times pay all accommodation, food and travelling costs incurred in sales trips according to invoices. For longer working periods on sales trips, salesmen shall receive a 43% supplement on their monthly wages if the sales trip lasts 5 days or fewer and 65% if the duration of the sales trip exceeds 5 days. This supplement shall be paid on the monthly wage in direct proportion to the number of days during which travel is undertaken under- taken in areas outside a 60 km driving distance from the company’s main headquarters, unless other arrangements have been agreed. If salesmen use their own cars, they shall receive payment in accordance with the decision of the Government Travelling Expenses Committee (Ferðarkostnaðarnefnd Ferdarkostnadarnefnd ríkisins), i.e. out of town; if they use them in town, then an agreement shall be reached regarding daily rates. - For further provisions on salesmen, see Section 1.5.3. (on courses) and Section 2.1.2. (on working time).

Salesmen’s travelling expenses. The employer shall at all times pay all accommodation, food and travelling costs incurred in sales trips according to invoices. For longer working periods on sales trips, salesmen shall receive a 43% supplement on their monthly wages if the sales trip lasts 5 days or fewer and 65% if the duration of the sales trip exceeds 5 days. This supplement shall be paid on the monthly wage in direct proportion to the number of days during which travel is undertaken in areas outside a 60 km driving distance from the company’s main headquarters, unless other arrangements have been agreed. If salesmen use their own cars, they shall receive payment in accordance with the decision of the Government Travelling Expenses Committee (Ferðarkostnaðarnefnd ríkisins), i.e. out of town; if they use them in town, then an agreement shall be reached regarding daily rates. - For further provisions on salesmensales representatives, see Section 1.5.3. (on about courses) and Section 2.1.2. 2.1.2 (on working timehours).

Salesmen’s travelling expenses. The At all times, the employer shall at all times pay all accommodation, food and travelling costs incurred in sales trips according to invoices. For longer working periods on in sales trips, salesmen shall receive a 43% supplement on their monthly wages if the sales trip lasts 5 days or fewer less, and 65% if the duration of the sales trip exceeds last more than 5 days. This supplement shall be paid on the monthly wage in direct proportion to the number of days during which travel travelling is undertaken in areas outside a 60 km driving distance from the company’s main headquarters, unless other arrangements have been agreed. If salesmen use their own cars, they shall receive payment in accordance with the decision of the Government Travelling Expenses Committee (Ferðarkostnaðarnefnd ríkisins), i.e. out of town; if they use them in town, then an agreement shall be reached made regarding daily rates. - For further provisions on Concerning salesmen, see Section reference is made to other provisions in Article 1.5.3. (on courses) and Section ), Article 2.1.2. (on working time) and Article 8.7. (definition and insurance).

Salesmen’s travelling expenses. The At all times, the employer shall at all times pay all accommodation, food and travelling costs incurred in sales trips according to invoices. For longer working periods on in sales trips, salesmen shall receive a 43% supplement on their monthly wages if the sales trip lasts 5 days or fewer less, and 65% if the duration of the sales trip exceeds last more than 5 days. This supplement shall be paid on the monthly wage in direct proportion to the number of days during which travel travelling is undertaken in areas outside a 60 km driving distance from the company’s main headquarters, unless other arrangements have been agreed. If salesmen use their own cars, they shall receive payment in accordance with the decision of the Government Travelling Expenses Committee (Ferðarkostnaðarnefnd ríkisins), i.e. out of town; if they use them in town, then an agreement shall be reached made regarding daily rates. - For further provisions on salesmen, see Section 1.5.3. (on courses) and Section 2.1.2. (on working time).rates.‌‌