Common use of Transportation Allowance Clause in Contracts

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 26.01 An employee who uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtysixty-six one cents (36¢$0.61) per kilometrekilometer. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.002). 26.2 26.02 Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 28.01 An employee who uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) as per kilometrethe Employer’s travel policy. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.002). 26.2 28.02 Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 26.01 An employee who uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) as per kilometrethe Employer’s travel policy. Minimum allowance shall be two four dollars ($2.004). 26.2 26.02 Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 28.01 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) as per kilometrethe Employer’s travel policy. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 28.02 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 26.01 An employee who uses hisher/her his own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtyfifty-six two cents (36¢$0.52) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 26.02 Where an employee uses hisher/her his own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's ’s coverage from "“to and from work" ” to "“business use"”.

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) per kilometremile. Minimum allowance shall Parking will be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 paid by the Employer. Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use.".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtyfifty-six nine cents (36¢$0.59) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall Parking will be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 paid by the Employer. Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia BC insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's ’s coverage from "“to and from work" ” to "“business use"”.

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 26.01 An employee who uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtyforty-six cents (36¢$0.46) per kilometrekilometer. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.002). 26.2 26.02 Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 27.01 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six five cents (36¢.35) per kilometremile. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 27.02 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 29.01 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtytwenty-six two cents (36¢22¢) per kilometre. Effective January 1, 2005, the allowance shall be thirty nine (39¢) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 29.02 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".such

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 26.01 An employee who uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtyequivalent to the Canada Revenue Agency Reasonable per-six cents (36¢) per kilometrekilometer allowance. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars five ($2.00)5) dollars. 26.2 26.02 Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's ’s coverage from "“to and from work" ” to "“business use"”.

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 28.01 An employee who uses hisher/her his own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtyfifty-six four cents (36¢$0.54) per kilometrekilometer. Minimum allowance shall be two five dollars ($2.005.00). 26.2 28.02 Where an employee uses hisher/her his own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 27.01 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirtyfifty-six two cents (36¢$0.52) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall be two five dollars ($2.005.00). 26.2 27.02 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 29.01 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six fifty cents (36¢$0.50) per kilometrekilometer. Minimum allowance shall be two five dollars ($2.005.00). 26.2 29.02 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use"" to a maximum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) per year. 29.03 Use of an employee’s vehicle to conduct employer business is strictly at the employee’s discretion, and is not considered a requirement of employment.

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six fifty cents (36¢$0.50) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 2) per kilometre. Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 26.01 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) as per kilometrethe Employer’s travel policy. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 26.02 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".premium

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six five cents (36¢$0.35) per kilometremile. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 . Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use.".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer employer shall receive an allowance of thirtyfifty-six five cents (36¢$0.55) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall Parking will be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 paid by the Employer. Where an employee uses his/her his /her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia Of BC insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's ’s coverage from "“to and from work" ” to "“business use"”.

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 29.01 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six nine cents (36¢$0.39) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 29.02 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use.".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her own 27.01 Employees will not be required to use their motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive Employer, however in cases where an employee agrees to use a personal vehicle; an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall $0.55/km will be two dollars (paid with a minimum of $2.00)5. 26.2 27.02 Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 26.01 An employee who uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) as per kilometrethe Employer’s travel policy. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.002). 26.2 26.02 Where an employee uses his/her their own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's coverage from "to and from work" to "business use".

Transportation Allowance. 26.1 An employee who uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business on behalf of and at the request of the Employer shall receive an allowance of thirty-six cents (36¢) per kilometre. Minimum allowance shall be two dollars ($2.00). 26.2 Where an employee uses his/her own motor vehicle to conduct business at the request of the Employer, and to the extent that Insurance Corporation of British Columbia insurance premiums are necessarily increased to recognize such usage, the Employer shall reimburse the employee that portion of the premium representing the insurance necessary to move the employee's employees coverage from "to and from work" work to "business use".