Travel Outside Radial Areas Sample Clauses

Travel Outside Radial Areas. 6.2.1 Where the Company requires an Employee to travel daily from inside a radial area mentioned in the clause 6.1.4, to work on a building and construction site outside that area, the Employee will be entitled to: (a) The allowance prescribed in clause 6.1.4 for each day worked; and, (b) Payment for the time reasonably spent in travelling from the designated radial boundary to the job and return to the radial boundary. Payments shall be calculated to the next 15 minutes, with a minimum payment of 30 minutes per return journey per day; and, (c) Any other expenses necessarily and reasonably incurred in such travel, which will be at a rate per kilometre set out in the table below where the Employee uses their own vehicle to travel by the most direct trafficable route. 6.2.2 An employee whose residence is outside the radial areas prescribed in clause 6.1.4 and who crosses a radial boundary while travelling to work on a building and construction site will be entitled to the daily fares allowance (where applicable) but not the payments set out in sub-clauses 6.2.1(b) or (c). 6.2.3 An Employee transferred from one site to another during working hours will be paid for the time occupied in travelling and, unless transported by the Company, must be paid reasonable cost of fares by the most convenient public transport between such sites. 6.2.4 Where an Employee agrees to the Company's request to use the Employee's own vehicle for such a transfer, the Employee must be paid an allowance per kilometre at a rate set out in the table below where the Employee travels by the most direct trafficable route.

Travel Outside Radial Areas. ‌ 6.2.1 Where the Company requires an Employee to travel daily from inside a radial area (a construction site located within 50km from depot), to work on a construction site outside that area (except where subclauses 6.2.2 and 6.2.3 apply) the Employee will be entitled to: (a) Payment for the time reasonably spent in travelling from the designated radial boundary to the job and return to the radial boundary. Payments shall be calculated to the next 15 minutes, with a minimum payment of 30 minutes per return journey per day; and

Travel Outside Radial Areas. 6.2.1 Where the Company requires an Employee to travel daily from inside a radial area mentioned in the clause 6.1.4, to work on a building and construction site outside that area, the Employee will be entitled to: (a) The allowance prescribed in clause 6.1.4 for each day worked; and, (b) Payment for the time reasonably spent in travelling from the designated radial boundary to the job and return to the radial boundary. Payments shall be calculated to the next 15 minutes, with a minimum payment of 30 minutes per return journey per day; and, Kilmac Civil Pty Ltd Enterprise Agreement 2023-2026 (c) Any other expenses necessarily and reasonably incurred in such travel, which will be at a rate of $0 . 55 per kilometre, where the Employee uses their own vehicle to travel by the most direct trafficable route. 6.2.2 An employee whose residence is outside the radial areas prescribed in clause 6.1.4 and who crosses a radial boundary while travelling to work on a building and construction site will be entitled to the daily fares allowance (where applicable) but not the payments set out in sub-clauses 6.2.1(b) or (c). 6.2.3 An Employee transferred from one site to another during working hours will be paid for the time occupied in travelling and, unless transported by the Company, must be paid reasonable cost of fares by the most convenient public transport between such sites. 6.2.4 Where an Employee agrees to the Company's request to use the Employee's own vehicle for such a transfer, the Employee must be paid an allowance of $0.91 per kilometer where the Employee travels by the most direct trafficable route.