SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL Sample Clauses

SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. 21.01 Employees who incur travel and subsistence expenses in the performance of authorized Employer business shall be reimbursed for those expenses in accordance with the Employer’s Travel Policy.
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. 11:01 During the term of this Agreement, no travel allowance, mileage or pay for travel time will be paid to any Employee covered by the terms of this Agreement, except as provided in 11:04. Local residents as defined by Article 11:03 shall not be eligible for initial or terminal transportation expense.
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. No traveling time shall be paid before or after working hours for traveling to or from any job in the jurisdiction of the Union when workers are ordered to report on the job. (b). The Employer shall pay time for travel and furnish transportation from shop to job, job to job, and job to shop within the jurisdiction of the Union. On work outside the jurisdiction of the Union, the Employer shall furnish transportation, traveling time, room and board, and all other necessary expenses. All subsistence and travel rates shall be calculated using the U.S. GSA rates which can be found using the following link. xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/travel/plan-book/per-diem-rates
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. 35. l An Employee who incurs travel and subsistence expenses in the perfonnance of authorized Employer business shall be reimbursed for those expenses in accordance with the Employer's Travel Policy. Se ction 36 XX XXXXXX OF AGREEMENTS
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. A. Divers and tenders while traveling outside the Bay Area shall receive travel expense equivalent to their actual traveling time at straight time wages, including the day of departure and the day of their return; plus transportation for persons and equipment to and from the job, plus reasonable room and board, or payment in lieu of room and board, by mutual agreement between the Individual Employee and the Individual Employer with written notification to the Union by the Individual Employer within five work days of the Individual Employee's employment on the job in question. For the purpose of this Section, the Bay Area is defined as that area within the outer line zone on Exhibit A of the Pile Drivers Agreement. Within the outer line, divers and tenders shall receive the same travel expenses provided for in the Pile Driving Agreement for Pile Drivers.
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. A. Divers and tenders while traveling outside the Bay Area shall receive travel expense equivalent to their actual traveling time at straight time wages, including the day of departure and the day of their return; plus transportation for persons and equipment to and from the job, plus reasonable room and board, or payment in lieu of room and board, by mutual agreement between the Individual Employee and the Individual Employer with written notification to the Union by the Individual Employer within five work days of the Individual Employee’s employment on the job in question. For the purpose of this Section, the Bay Area is defined as that area within the outer line zone on Exhibit A of the Pile Drivers Agreement. Within the outer line, divers and tenders shall receive the same travel expenses provided for in the Pile Driving Agreement for Pile Drivers.
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. A. Within ninety (90) road miles from the Local Union at Wilmington California, to the center of the construction jobsite and/or sites on the project or ninety
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. Employees engaged in work covered by this agreement whose temporary work location is changed throughout the District will be eligible for a minimum subsistence allowance of 95% of the CONUS rate for meals, incidentals and hotel based on the DOL, GSA rates. These can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/travel/plan‐book/per‐diem‐rates (no receipt will be required) for each night when the xxxxxxx/supervisor determines that the temporary work location is more than 55 miles from the employee’s permanent residence. In determining mileage, each contractor will utilize the agreed upon preferred online program which currently is Map Quest (xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx). The xxxxxxx/ supervisor will determine, to the best of his/her knowledge, the employee did utilize temporary lodging. Employees will be eligible for payment of the travel subsistence allowance if pay is received for productive work on the day following the night of being in travel status and who utilize temporary accommodations. The employee and xxxxxxx/supervisor will sign the timesheet certifying that all eligibility requirements are met for the travel subsistence. At any time, the contractor specifies that overnight lodging is required, the employee will be paid the subsistence allowance for each night lodging is obtained and occupied while working on that assignment regardless of distance to permanent residence. Employers will provide transportation and pay for time traveling when working out of town under this agreement. If employee is required to utilize his/her own vehicle, then they shall be paid for all miles driven from job to job, site to site and from town to town at the current IRS Rate.
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SUBSISTENCE AND TRAVEL. Given the central London location of the Bridge Theatre, a musician who declares London to be his/her normal centre of employment shall not be due subsistence or travel payments irrespective of their contractual address. Where a musician travels from outside London, the following weekly travel payments shall be made: • 15-25 miles: £20 • 25-40 miles: £45 • >40 miles: £100 Where a musician is based more than 40 miles from London and relocates to London for the engagement, they shall be entitled to a relocation/subsistence allowance at a weekly rate of £250 for the duration of the engagement. Technical calls Technical calls are any rehearsal calls which take place within fourteen days of the first paid performance on stage with the cast and at which there is full technical support. These may last for a maximum of four hours and shall be paid at the pro rata hourly rate at single time subject to no more than two, four-hour calls being scheduled in any 24-hour period (and such four-hour calls being paid pro rata at the hourly rate). For the avoidance of doubt, such technical calls may be scheduled in addition to any band calls at which the cast is not present; and any four-hour calls may include preparatory work with the band provided that this leads to work with full technical support within the same call. Notes calls during preview period One call of 3 hours 15 minutes length can be made during the preview period for no extra payment for the purpose of giving musical notes. The 15 minutes shall be at the beginning of the call time. LTC will give 48 hours notice for each of these calls and accepts that a Musician may be unavailable should less notice be given. Short/early rehearsals LTC is entitled to schedule short/early rehearsals immediately preceding or following a performance. Such rehearsals shall not exceed two hours and shall be subject to a minimum payment for 60 minutes at the pro rata hourly rate at single time (any time in excess of 60 minutes is paid in 15-minute units at single time pro rata). Short rehearsals are restricted to numbers for the current Production.Deputies Deputies LTC recognise the usefulness of a well-managed deputies procedure. Rules for deputising must be reasonable and developed between all parties (including the MU where necessary). LTC will appoint a Deputies Supervisor to take responsibility for co-ordinating the use of Deputies. Depending on music and production requirements, once a production has settled there could be f...
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