Travel to Canada Sample Clauses

Travel to Canada. Executive acknowledges that travel will be required in connection with his employment, including travel on a regular basis to such locations in Canada that is required or desirable for the Company to provide its management services to Novelion and its Canadian Affiliates, including making visits to Canada as are necessary to make decisions related to the Company’s business and to manage the Company’s business, including attending at Board meetings.
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Travel to Canada. 6.1 The Participant shall be wholly responsible for their own travel plans and will send JCUSA their travel itinerary. If this information is not received within a month of receiving the Camp contract, JCUSA reserves the right to inform Camp and withdraw the Participant from the programme. 6.2 JCUSA will provide instructions regarding travel to and from Camp at least 1 week before travelling. If the Camp are not collecting the Participant from the airport, clear instructions will be given as to how to get to Camp. 6.3 JCUSA is not responsible or liable for any changes, cancellations and/or costs incurred for any international, in-transit, domestic, travelling and/or transfers at any time. 6.4 JCUSA provides up to 77 days of fully comprehensive medical insurance beginning on the date of departure for Camp, with Esecutive. This insurance does not cover any Pre-existing medical conditions during the 36- month period prior to departure for camp. 6.5 If the Participant will be away for more than 77 days, they will be required to purchase an insurance extension to cover the entire stay and inform JCUSA of the length of travel. An extension cost of $4.08 USD per day over the 77 days, will be payable to JCUSA. 6.6 The Participant will advise JCUSA of their required insurance dates prior to departure for Camp. Failure to do so will result in automatically issued medical insurance, for the period of the contract with the Camp. Any additional charges which may be incurred will be payable by the Participant. 6.7 Any pre-existing medical conditions or regular medication must be declared on your JCUSA application form. 6.8 Any excess/deductible, will be payable by the Participant on any qualifying claims.

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