Travel Assistance Benefit. For the purpose of the Collective Agreement two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500) of the annual salary as set out in Clause 3.2 of the agreement shall be considered to be a travel assistance benefit paid in a designated area as defined by Canada Revenue Agency and shall be indicated as such in the appropriate area on the T4 slip. The teacher shall make this request annually, and it shall be in writing. For teachers making this request, the Employer shall indicate the $2,500 allowance in the appropriate box on their annual T4 slip and it shall not be considered part of salary. The provision of this benefit shall in no fashion add to the cost of salary or benefits to the Employer and shall be in accordance with the provisions set out by Canada Revenue Agency.
Travel Assistance Benefit. 7.4.3.1. For the purposes of this collective agreement, four thousand dollars ($4,000.00) of the annual salary as set out in clause 3.2 of this collective agreement shall be considered to be a Travel Assistance Benefit paid in a designated area as defined by Revenue Canada and shall be indicated as such in the appropriate box on the annual T4 slip. The provision of this benefit shall in no fashion add to the cost of salary or benefits to the School Division and shall be in accordance with the provisions set by Revenue Canada.
Travel Assistance Benefit. A Medi-Passport Card for emergency travel assistance is available to all members. Please refer to the Medi-Passport brochure for details.
Travel Assistance Benefit. (Not applicable to an Employee who retires prior to age The following services with respect to medical and personal emergencies required by you or your dependent while temporarily absent your Province or Territory of residence because of business or vacation and not for health reasons. on the spot medical assistance emergency medical payments telephone interpretation service medical evacuation assistance with lost documents or luggage return of dependent children or a travelling companion visit of a family member transmission and retention of urgent messages help to locate Embassy or Consulate services assistance in the event of death to transport the remains return of a vehicle to your home or nearest rental agency Note: For specific details, please refer to your Canada Life Travel Assistance brochure which can be obtained through your employer. Referral Benefit Charges for the following services provided in Canada and the United States but outside your province or territory of residence if they are not available in your province or territory of residence and are performed on referral of a physician or surgeon regularly attending you or your dependents in your province or territory of residence. Room and board in a Licensed Hospital up to the hospital’s standard xxxx rate for each day that you or your dependents are confined in the hospital. Hospital services and supplies furnished by a Licensed Hospital, Diagnosis and treatment by a physician or surgeon legally licensed to practise medicine. Full details of the services to be provided must be submitted by the referring doctor to, and approved in advance by, Canada Life. The maximum amount payable under this provision with respect to you or your dependents during your lifetime will be Diagnostic Test Diagnostic tests, radium treatments and X-ray examinations, excluding dental X-rays, that are incurred in the Canadian Province or Territory in which you or areresident. S p e e c h The services of a registered speech therapist, who is not normally resident in the insured person’s home, up to an individual maximum of per calendar year.
