Transportation of Household Goods and Personal Effects Sample Clauses

Transportation of Household Goods and Personal Effects. If the new employee pays and requests reimbursement for common carrier transportation, the amount of actual costs is allowed in addition to the maximum reimbursement of $15,000. If the institution pays the common carrier on behalf of the new employee, the actual common carrier expenses is allowable in addition to maximum reimbursement of $15,000 for other moving expenses. 6 Purchase of Moving Supplies – Limit of $500 Purchase of Moving Supplies is included in the maximum reimbursement amount. 7 Labor Used During Move – Limit of $500 Labor used during the move is included in the maximum reimbursement amount. Continued on next page Summary: Moving and Relocation Expense Reimbursement Limitations, Continued Item Category Description
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Transportation of Household Goods and Personal Effects. The expenses the Company will pay regarding the new employee’s move from the old location to the new location include the following:
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Transportation of Household Goods and Personal Effects. Allergan will pay the customary charges of shipping your required household goods, furnishings and personal effects for you and accompanying family up to the applicable limits. Surface shipments are provided when going into unfurnished housing. At the time of repatriation, or transfer to another country, you will be allowed to transport a surface shipment of up to 110% of the weight of the original shipment at Allergan’s cost. Charges for transportation of household goods in excess of this weight will be your personal responsibility. Air shipments to complement surface shipments are provided. At the time of repatriation, or transfer to another country, you will be allowed to transport an air shipment of up to 110% of the pg. 4 XXX weight of the original shipment at Allergan’s cost. Charges for transportation of household goods in excess of this weight will be your personal responsibility.
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Transportation of Household Goods and Personal Effects. ‌ The actual costs paid for common carrier transportation of the employee's household goods and personal effects from the former principal residence to the residence at the new work location are reimbursable. The amount of actual cost is allowed in addition to the $11,000 limitation (minus employer FICA tax) {See Total Reimbursement}. The employee is required to obtain three (3) bids for common carrier transportation. The lowest of the three bids will be used for the moving of personal effects from the former residence. Copies of the three bids will be provided to the agency prior to a formal commitment to utilize the common carrier. Whenever possible, the employee will utilize a common carrier based in Virginia. When outside of the Commonwealth of Virginia, employees will contact Virginia common carriers to inquire if they are able to match the bid submitted by the out-of-state firms. If the employee chooses to move himself/herself, the amount of the actual costs are reimbursable, but will be included in the $11,000 limitation (minus employer FICA tax) and are limited to: ♦ Moving Vehicle Rental – Moving van; truck; trailer; hand truck or other appropriate moving equipment; vehicles, and supplies are reimbursable with rental company receipts. Purchase of such a vehicle or equipment is not reimbursable. Gas used by a rental truck during the move is reimbursable with proper receipts. See below for trailer mileage. Insurance is not reimbursable. ♦ Moving Supplies – The purchase of moving supplies, such as boxes or cartons, may be reimbursed with appropriate receipts. The amount of such purchases must not exceed $200. ♦ Labor Used During the Move – Reimbursement is limited to a reasonable hourly wage with the maximum total of $250. Labor provided by the employee or immediate family member(s) is not reimbursable. A receipt signed by the laborer is required. ♦ Mileage – If a personally-owned or borrowed moving vehicle is used in the move, reimbursement will be allowed at the rate allowed by the Appropriation Act in effect at the time such expenses are incurred provided that the number of miles is recorded on the voucher. Reimbursement will not be allowed to cover the "rental value" of the personally-owned vehicle. A car or trailer in tow will also be reimbursed at the mileage rate specified in the current Appropriation Act. The use of one's personally-owned car, even though the travel may in fact include the move of personal belongings, does not meet the “movin...
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