Travelling Allowances. Kaimahi required to travel on official business shall be paid a travel allowance as set out in their division’s schedule.
Travelling Allowances. (a) If alternative transport is not provided by the engager, the travelling allowances set out in Clauses 6(a) and 6(d) of these Terms and Conditions shall be paid only in respect of the first and last days of the tour, that is, the days on which the musician leaves and returns to his/her normal centre of employment. For all other days of the tour, a reduced travelling allowance of 19p per mile shall be paid for all miles necessarily travelled on land, together with reimbursement of the cost of any necessary sea or air journeys, and together with the Touring Supplement, as set out in Clause 3 of this Appendix.
(b) Where a musician has travelled by rail, and where the relevant fare has exceeded a nominal rail allowance of 19p per mile, an additional payment shall be made to the musician, equal to the difference between the nominal rail allowance and the actual rail fare, for that part of the journey travelled by rail.
(c) If transport is provided and paid for by the engager, a reduced travelling allowance of 17p per mile shall be paid only in respect of the first and last days of the tour. For all other days of the tour, the travelling allowance is replaced by the Touring Supplement, as set out in Clause 3 of this Appendix.
Travelling Allowances. (a) If the engagement is for a concert or rehearsal at a venue which is over fifteen miles from the recognised central point of the musician’s normal centre of employment, and alternative transport is not provided and paid for by the engager, a travelling allowance of 36p per mile shall be paid for all miles necessarily travelled on land in reaching, fulfilling and returning from the engagement. ‘Alternative transport’ shall not include the shared use of another musician’s car.
(b) If alternative transport is provided and paid for by the engager, a reduced travelling allowance of 17p per mile shall be paid.
(c) When air travel within the UK is provided and paid for by the engager, the travelling allowance shall be limited to a one-off payment of £22.40 for those parts of the journey travelled in order to fulfil the engagement.
(d) Where the engagement necessarily involves a sea journey, and the relevant fare has not been paid by the engager, the actual cost of the sea journey shall be reimbursed to the musician. For all engagements necessarily involving a sea journey, the musicians shall also be paid an allowance of £9.30 per hour or part thereof (up to a maximum of £37.35) based on the scheduled length of time of the sea journey. These payments are in addition to the payments due for miles necessarily travelled on land.
(e) Where a musician has travelled by rail, and where the relevant fare has exceeded a nominal rail allowance of 19p per mile, an additional payment shall be made to the musician, equal to the difference between the rail allowance and the actual rail fare, for that part of the journey travelled by rail.
(f) Coach travel by musicians engaged under these Terms and Conditions shall not exceed 250 miles during any period of twenty-four hours.
(g) In cases of dispute, the shortest recommended AA mileage shall be taken as the authority for distances.
Travelling Allowances. (1) Where an teacher is required by the employer to work away from the teacher’s usual place of employment the employer shall pay the teacher any reasonable travelling expenses incurred except where an allowance is paid in accordance with subclause (2) hereof.
(2) Where a teacher is required and authorised to use his/her own motor vehicle in the course of duty, the teacher shall be paid an allowance of not less than that provided for taxation purposes by the Australian Taxation Office, unless otherwise agreed by the teacher.
Travelling Allowances. 47.1 Employees other than Dental Assistants employed by DHSV or Ballarat Health Service
(a) This subclause 47.1 does not apply to Dental Assistants employed by DHSV or Ballarat Health Service.
(b) When an Employee is travelling whilst on duty, if the Employer cannot provide the appropriate transport, all reasonably incurred expenses in respect of fares, meals and accommodation will be met by the Employer on production of receipted accounts, or other evidence acceptable to the Employer.
(c) An Employee will not be entitled to reimbursement for work-related travelling expenses that exceed the mode of transport, meals or the standard of accommodation agreed for the purpose with the Employer.
(d) Where an Employer requires an Employee to use their own motor vehicle in the performance of their duties, such Employee will be paid the per kilometre vehicle allowances pursuant to Part 1 of Schedule 2C.
Travelling Allowances. If the engagement is for a concert or rehearsal at a venue which is over thirty miles from the musicians home (their recognised centre of employment) and alternative transport is not provided and paid for by the engager, a travelling allowance of 35p per mile shall be paid for all miles necessarily travelled in reaching, fulfilling and returning from the engagement.
Travelling Allowances. (1) An employer who requires an employee, other than a traveller, supply sales person or service supply salesman, to work away from the establishment where he is ordinarily employed shall provide or arrange for the mode of transport, and shall pay such employee -
(a) whilst travelling as a passenger, at ordinary rates of wages, not exceeding, however, one day's pay in respect of every 24 consecutive hours' travelling time;
(b) whilst on the job or whilst travelling in a vehicle which he is required to drive, at ordinary rates of wages for any part of the work and/or driving which is done during the normal hours of the establishment in which he is employed, and at overtime rates as laid down in this Agreement for any part of the work and/or driving which is done outside of such normal hours;
(c) second-class return fare if he travels by train and a refund of the cost of his meals and bedding on the train;
(d) a refund of board and lodging when on the job or travelling to and from the job;
(e) not less than R65 per night for such nights as he is prevented by his work from returning to his home.
(2) A traveller, supply sales person or service supply salesman who -
(a) on any journey undertaken in the performance of his duties is absent from his place of residence and his employer's establishment for any period in excess of six consecutive hours, shall be -
(i) reimbursed by his employer against receipt or dockets for all expenses reasonably incurred by him for the provision of any meals and refreshments for himself during such period of absence not extending over a night; or
(ii) paid a subsistence allowance or reimbursed by his employer against receipts or dockets for expenses reasonably incurred by him in respect of refreshments, meals and accommodation during each night of absence (`night' meaning for the purpose hereof the period between 23:00 and 04:00), not less than R135 for each night or reimbursement of actual expenditure, whichever is the greater;
(b) uses his employer's motor vehicle or who is required to travel by train or any other but his own means of conveyance, shall be reimbursed by his employer for all reasonable transport expenses incurred by him in the performance of his duties, and for the purposes of this paragraph the overnight garaging of a motor vehicle shall be deemed to be a transport expense;
(c) is required or permitted to provide a motor vehicle for the performance of his duties, shall be paid by his employer an inclusive transpo...
Travelling Allowances. 20.1 An employee travelling on duty and required to be absent overnight from the employee’s permanent or temporary headquarters, shall be eligible for Travelling allowance in accordance with By-law 30 (Travelling Allowance) or By-law 30A (Living Away From Home Allowance), whichever is applicable.
Travelling Allowances. 37.1 An employee who is required to use his or her motor vehicle on a casual or incidental basis shall be paid an allowance as set out in subclause 15.1 of Part B of this agreement.
37.2 An employee who is required by the employer to travel involving overnight accommodation shall be entitled to claim the allowances set out in subclause 15.2 (a) or (b) of Part B of this agreement.
37.3 An employee on an authorised extended day trip, of twelve (12) hours or more but not requiring temporary residence, may claim the allowance as set out in subclause 15.2 (c) of Part B of this agreement.
Travelling Allowances. Clause 5.1 - Leave Clause 5.2 - Sick Leave Clause 5.3 - Maternity Leave Clause 5.4 - Other Parental Leave Clause 7.1 - Termination of Service Clause 7.3 - Retrenchment Pay Clause 7.4 - Desertion Clause 7.5 - Certificate of Service Clause 9.1 - Outwork Clause 9.3 - Damage and/or Loss of Property or Assets Clause 9.6 - Public Holidays
