TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES Sample Clauses

TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES. 13.01 (a) (i) Travel time during the employee's regular shift hours, Monday to Friday inclusive, will be paid for at straight time.
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TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES. 13.01 (a) Travel Time Paid At Straight Time – Travel time during the employee's regular shift hours, will be at straight time. All travel time for Saturday and Sunday and any General Holiday will be paid at time and one-half to a maximum of eight (8) hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period. Waiting time during the employee's regular shift hours shall be paid at straight time. Waiting time during the employee's regular hours, on Saturday, Sunday, or any General Holiday shall be paid for at time and one half (1-1/2) to a maximum of eight (8) hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period.
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TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES. 13.01 Employees who are required to travel beyond their normal mileage to and from work shall be paid for the time taken to travel such extra mileage at the regular rate. If employees are instructed to call for material or equipment at the Company shop, this travelling time shall be done on the Company's time. Rates of pay and hours of work for all outside work shall include the established field rate of premium. 13.02 Time worked in excess of regular hours of work as herein specified shall be considered as overtime and paid for at double the employee's straight time hourly rate except as provided below: (a) All travel time to be paid at the regular rate of pay, it being understood that if an employee leaves from work at the Company's request and his total hours of work and travel exceed eight (8) hours, he will be paid time and one-half for the travel time involved beyond eight (8) hours. (b) Travel time occurring when requested by the Company to take place on Scheduled Day Off or General Holidays shall be paid for at the rate of time and one-half, based on appropriate field rate of pay. (c) Employees who leave the dealership and return within the same day shall be paid their regular rate plus the field rate for the hours worked in the field.
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TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES. (i) Travel time during the employee's regular shift hours, Monday to Friday inclusive, will be paid for at straight time. For the purpose of this Article, travel time is defined as time spent traveling between a branch location to a job that is not located at a branch location, and must be pre-authorized by the Company. (ii) Travel time authorized by the company, outside the employee's regular shift hours, Monday to Friday, will be paid for at time and one-half up to a maximum of eight (8) hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period. (iii) All travel time for Saturday and Sunday and any holiday will be paid for at time and one-half to a maximum of eight (8) hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period. (iv) The exception to this provision would be where first class sleeping accommodation is provided. In this instance, time would cease at 9:00 p.m., and commence at 8:00 a.m., the next day. (a) Travel time at double time rates shall be paid outside the regular hours of work for those employees traveling in Company or rented trucks or cars. This provision shall not apply when an employee is traveling by a public carrier or to and from a public carrier. (b) Public carriers shall be defined as follows: buses, taxis, aircraft, trains, boats and any vehicle licensed to transport passengers and operated by a licensed operator (exclusive of Company trucks or cars mentioned in (v) (a) preceding). (c) Buses, aircraft or boats that may be chartered or purchased by the Company to transport employees shall be licensed to transport passengers and operated by an operator holding a current appropriate license to do so. (d) Travel time by employees outside the regular shift hours under (v) (b) preceding shall be at time and one-half, as defined in (ii), (iii) and (iv). (e) The exception to this provision would be where first class sleeping accommodation is provided while traveling on a public conveyance. In this instance, time would cease at 9:00 p.m., and commence at 8:00 a.m., the next day. (f) Travel time will not attract premiums.
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TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES. Travel time during the employee's regular shift hours, Monday to Friday inclusive, will be paid for at straight time. Time traveled during the shift will be calculated as part of the shift. after commencing work, traveling from one work site to another work site. Travel time authorized by the Company or the customer, outside the employee's regular shift hours, Monday to Friday, will be paid for at straight time up to a maximum of eight (8) hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period. All travel time authorized by the Company on Saturday, Sunday and any General Holiday will be paid for at time and one-half up to a maximum of eight (8) hours in any twenty-four (24) hour period. The exception to this provision would be where first class sleeping accommodation is provided. In this instance, time would cease at and commence at a.m., the next day. Travel time will not attract premiums. WORK OUTSIDE BRANCH AREA: Employees required to report for work outside the base branch and who cannot return home daily, shall be paid all their transportation, accommodation and meal expenses, and other reasonable, miscellaneous, listed, receipted items. WORK OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS: (a) In going to work outside the limits of the lower mainland and returning daily, men shall be at such city limits at the starting time, and allowed time to return to such city limits at the close of the work day. They shall be paid all fares to and from the city limits to place of work, or alternatively, be supplied with transportation by the Company. It is understood that where employees reside in the city where the work is being done, they shall report to and finish work at the regular starting and stopping time. All time spent driving or riding in a motor vehicle to and from such job or jobs shall be considered as time worked. STANDBY TIME: If an employee reports to a field job outside the Greater Vancouver area and through no fault of his own, is unable to work, he shall immediately contact the Company for instructions. Nevertheless, while being required to stand by the job, he shall be paid for a regular shift of eight (8) hours in each twenty-four (24). October to April 30,2010) LAYOVER TIME: Where an employee is required to remain in the field on Saturday, Sunday or a General Holiday, he shall be paid eight (8) hours for each such day at straight time rates. EMPLOYEE VEHICLES AND DEVICES Employee vehicles shall not be used on Company business. Employees shall not be required to use personal devic...
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TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES. Article 13.01 (a), (b) and (c) deleted.
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TRAVEL TIME - TRANSPORTATION - EXPENSES. (a) Travel time will be paid at straight time. However, where an employee cannot reasonably return to the shop or their residence on the same day, the employee will have the option of staying overnight and returning the next day, during normal working hours. Where the employee reasonably elects to stay overnight and return the following day, the Company will cover the reasonable costs of meals and accommodation.
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