Common use of Travel Beyond Union Jurisdiction or Zone Clause in Contracts

Travel Beyond Union Jurisdiction or Zone. 3 When sent by the employer to supervise or perform work specified in this Appendix, outside of the jurisdiction of the local union and/or beyond Zone 3, certified journeymen and other qualified sheet metal workers, applicants or registered apprentices shall be paid all necessary transportation, travelling time and board as outlined in this Clause. When travelling on a day when labour has been performed in the shop or on the job, employees shall be paid their regular hourly rate for all hours worked, and to this travelling time shall be added up to a maximum of eight hours and this travelling time shall be paid at straight time plus vacation pay and employers contributions. Should the employees be travelling overnight they shall be provided with Pullman berths but will not be paid for travelling time unless they lose wages in consequence of this trip. In addition to the wages, suitable transportation shall be supplied and arranged by the employer or in lieu thereof each employee shall receive mileage at the negotiated rate. The travelling allowance is set out above. Where public transportation is provided, waiting time shall be considered travel time and paid for under the same conditions. When employed away from home for 90 calendar days or longer, the employer agrees to pay travelling expenses for one trip home every 90 calendar days. The length of stay at home not to exceed five days. Any employee quitting a job by his own volition or being terminated for cause must provide his own return transportation, and no expense or travelling time shall be allowed him to return to the shop, except on compassionate grounds, subject to the grievance procedure as provided in this Agreement.

Travel Beyond Union Jurisdiction or Zone. 3 When sent by the employer to supervise or perform work specified in this Appendix, outside of the jurisdiction of the local union and/or beyond Zone 3, certified journeymen and other qualified sheet metal workers, applicants or registered apprentices shall be paid all necessary transportation, travelling time and board as outlined in this Clause. When travelling on a day when labour has been performed in the shop or on the job, employees shall be paid their regular hourly rate for all hours worked, and to this travelling time shall be added up to a maximum of eight hours and this travelling time shall be paid at straight time plus vacation pay and employers contributions. Should the employees be travelling overnight they shall be provided with Pullman Xxxxxxx berths but will not be paid for travelling time unless they lose wages in consequence of this trip. In addition to the wages, suitable transportation shall be supplied and arranged by the employer or in lieu thereof each employee shall receive mileage at the negotiated rate. The travelling allowance is set out above. Where public transportation is provided, waiting time shall be considered travel time and paid for under the same conditions. When employed away from home for 90 calendar days or longer, the employer agrees to pay travelling expenses for one trip home every 90 calendar days. The length of stay at home not to exceed five days. Any employee quitting a job by his own volition or being terminated for cause must provide his own return transportation, and no expense or travelling time shall be allowed him to return to the shop, except on compassionate grounds, subject to the grievance procedure as provided in this Agreement.