SPECIAL TRAVEL CONDITIONS Sample Clauses

SPECIAL TRAVEL CONDITIONS. A. When the only access roads to a job require employees to travel into a higher travel zone and back to the zone in which the job is located, then the employee shall be paid the travel remuneration provided for the higher zone. B. On dam, hydroelectric, building projects and other remote engineering projects such as airports, refineries and radar or radio installations, but not limited thereto, where the Employer provides camp or board and lodging, required traveling time will be paid for the initial trip to the job and return. Payment of travel time on the return trip will be paid to all employees, including discharges and layoffs; the only exception that shall apply will be as to those employees that remain on the job less than thirty (30) calendar days who voluntarily quit. C. On jobs where an Employer establishes a camp with board and lodging, or where the Employer prohibits private vehicles beyond a designated area, which in either case is more than reasonable walking distance from the job site, the Union and the Employer concerned shall be required to enter into immediate negotiations to establish all conditions of travel and/or transportation from the camp or parking areas to the place of work in the job site.
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