Common use of Travel Expenses - Illness of Employee or Dependant Clause in Contracts

Travel Expenses - Illness of Employee or Dependant. (a) If an employee or a dependant makes a journey from the employee's place of employment to secure medical or dental treatment, including orthodontic for dependants 18 years or younger, the travelling expenses incurred shall be paid by the Employer provided that the payment shall not exceed the amount of the return travel expenses to the point of departure including the cost of ground transportation from the air terminal to the treatment centre at the point of departure or to the nearest place where adequate medical or dental treatment could be obtained, whichever would result in the lesser expense.

Travel Expenses - Illness of Employee or Dependant. (a) If an employee or a dependant makes a journey from the employee's ’s place of employment to secure medical or dental treatment, including orthodontic for dependants 18 years or younger, the travelling expenses incurred shall be paid by the Employer provided that the payment shall not exceed the amount of the return travel expenses to the point of departure departure, including the cost of ground transportation from the air terminal to the treatment centre at the point of departure departure, or to the nearest place where adequate medical or dental treatment could be obtained, whichever would result in the lesser expense.

Travel Expenses - Illness of Employee or Dependant. (a) If an employee or a dependant makes a journey from the employee's ’s place of employment to secure medical or dental treatment, including orthodontic for dependants 18 years or younger, the travelling expenses incurred shall be paid by the Employer provided that the payment shall not exceed the amount of the return travel expenses to the point of departure including the cost of ground transportation from the air terminal to the treatment centre at the point of departure or to the nearest place where adequate medical or dental treatment could be obtained, whichever would result in the lesser expense.