STARTING AND FINISHING POINT Sample Clauses

STARTING AND FINISHING POINT. An Employee's starting and finishing point will be either:  the Employee's principal work location;  a job site designated by Council; or  another location and shall meet the operational needs of the Council at each location. Any variation to the starting and/or finishing point on any given work day must be by mutual agreement between the Employer and the Employee. Whereby an Employee is required to use their own vehicle for travel to a starting point or form a finishing point that constitutes kilometres’ in excess of employees regular starting or finishing point, the Employee shall be entitled to an allowance in accordance with clause
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STARTING AND FINISHING POINT. Unless otherwise instructed, each employee is required to start and finish work on the Company nominated site, rather than the Company’s office.
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STARTING AND FINISHING POINT. For the purposes of this Agreement, the point of starting and finishing work shall be:
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STARTING AND FINISHING POINT. An Employee’s starting and finishing point will generally be the Employee’s principal work location and/or worksite. Any variation to the starting and/or finishing point on any given workday must be by mutual agreement. Actual start and finish times and the duration of the working day within the constraints imposed by this clause will be determined by the Council after discussion between the Employees and manager/supervisor at each work location.
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