Training Travel. Time spent in travel to and from mandated training will be considered time spent on-duty and will be treated as hours worked.
Training Travel. When an employee is traveling for training, the University shall 22 flex their shift to coincide with the travel time if the employee has flexed their shift to coincide 23 with the schedule of the training for the duration of the training and return travel. 24
Training Travel. Employees who are required to attend training on their normally scheduled work day shall be paid their appropriate hourly rate for those hours in attendance during training. Should reassignment to training result in a reduction of hours from regular duty, an employee will not have their pay reduced. When training is provided on a regularly scheduled day off, including time spent for air travel, employees shall elect either pay equal to time and one-half (1 ½ X) for all hours scheduled or the equivalent hours will be placed in their Time Bank.
19.05.01 An employee who travels and attends training outside of their scheduled shift shall be entitled to receive the following credit. If the employee is traveling by air, travel time will be based on the scheduled departure time and the actual time of the flight including connection time and one (1) hour for pre-flight ground time and fifteen (15) minutes post-flight, subject to the minimum four (4) hour call in under Article 5.04.
Training Travel. Cost - Insert the actual/final travel cost excluding per diem for training completed by the employee that was paid for by the Federal Government.
Training Travel. Employees who are required to attend training on their normally scheduled work day shall be paid their appropriate hourly rate for those hours in attendance during training. When training is provided on a regularly scheduled day off, employees shall receive time off in lieu at a mutually agreeable time. Should reassignment to training result in a reduction of hours from regular duty, an employee will not have their pay reduced. When travelling time during off duty hours is necessary to attend training, employees shall receive time off in lieu at a mutually agreeable time.
Training Travel. Room and Board Employees shall be compensated at the proper rate of pay for hours spent at training or schooling that is approved in advance by WSF. Transportation, room and board (when required) that is approved in advance by WSF and is in accordance with applicable State policy shall be paid by WSF. Mileage will be paid, where applicable, at the rate allowed by applicable State policy for use of private automobiles.
A. Travel time for non-mandatory training shall be compensated at the straight time rate of pay.
B. Travel time for mandatory training shall be paid in accordance with Article 16, Travel Time and Out-of-Yard Work, hereof.
Training Travel. The City recognizes its obligation and responsibility to provide training for employees and to adequately credit such training in accordance with the City's Personnel Rules. Training other than safety mandated training will be provided as funds will allow. The cost of any and all training required by the City shall be borne by the City. Employees who attend such required training shall be compensated in accordance with the terms of this memorandum of Understanding. Compensation for any required training to include payment for all hours employees are required to attend any such training, including travel time to and from the training site. When travel time exceeds the employee’s normal work day or workweek, overtime provisions contained within this MOU shall apply. In determining overtime compensation, normal commute time should be deducted from the total travel time. Additionally, normal unpaid meal periods are not considered work time when traveling. When combining business and personal travel time, department head approval is required. If this extended period occurs during regular scheduled work hours, the time will be counted as vacation or other similar leave, comp time (if available) or leave without pay. Travel time is compensable work time when it occurs during the employee’s regular working hours. If the travel occurs during normal working hours on nonworking days (i.e., Saturday or Sunday for an employee who works Monday to Friday) the time is compensable. Overnight travel that occurs outside of regular working hours as a passenger on an airplane, train, boat, bus or car and where the employee is free to relax is not counted as travel time unless the overnight travel is necessary to accommodate the schedule of any city required training. Employees who perform work while traveling must be compensated. If travel is by automobile, the employee must be compensated for all of the travel time except when the employee is on a bona fide meal break or is provided sleeping facilities. If an employee is offered the option of public transportation but chooses to drive, the employer may count as hours worked either the time spent driving or the time that would have had to be counted if public transportation had been taken. If the travel is overnight and done outside work hours, the travel time is not compensable.
