Vehicles for Employer Business Sample Clauses

Vehicles for Employer Business a) When any employee is required to use a personal vehicle in the performance of their work, the Employer agrees to pay mileage in accordance with the rates established by the Saskatchewan Public Service Commission. b) For the term of the agreement the Employer agrees to reimburse all permanent employees $25.00 for the basic annual renewal fee or $100.00 for the five-year renewal of their driver’s license, upon the production of such valid driver’s license. c) For the term of the agreement, the Employer agrees to reimburse all temporary/seasonal employees $25.00 for the basic annual renewal fee of their driver’s license, upon production of such valid driver’s license. d) When an employee is required to use a personal vehicle in the performance of their work, the Employer agrees to reimburse at a minimum rate of $5.00 per day OR at the mileage rate established by the Saskatchewan Public Service Commission, whichever is greater.
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Vehicles for Employer Business a) When any employee is required to use a personal vehicle in the performance of their work the Employer agrees to pay mileage in accordance with the rates established by the Government of Saskatchewan effective the date of signing of this Agreement. The employer will be subject to a minimum allowance of $3.00/per round trip for employees who are authorized to use their private vehicle for incidental use. b) Custodian and Tenant Relations Officer employees will be reimbursed $70.00/month for the incidental use of their private vehicle. Tenant Activity Coordinator will be reimbursed $45.00 per month for the incidental use of their private vehicle.
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Vehicles for Employer Business a) When any employee is required to use a personal vehicle in the performance of their work, the Employer agrees to pay mileage in accordance with the rates established by the Saskatchewan Public Service Commission, effective on the date as communicated by Saskatchewan Housing. b) Employees who have exceeded 10,000 kilometres on their personal vehicle for Living Skies Housing Authority work in the previous year may claim an expense up to $250 annually for either additional insurance coverage or for a prepaid emergency roadside assistance program. Employees will be required to complete an expense form and include the original receipt detailing their purchase. Original itemized receipts must be made out in the employee’s name (only) and dated between January 1 through to December 31 of that fiscal year. Newly hired employees that are expected to meet or exceed that 10,000 kilometre maximum through the course of the year are also eligible to claim the expense after three (3) months of employment. c) Employees shall be reimbursed for towing if work related. Receipts are required. d) Housing Authority-owned vehicles are to be equipped with a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, emergency light and accident report kit. Vehicles driven on highways also require survival kits.
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Vehicles for Employer Business a) When any employee is required to use a personal vehicle in the performance of their work, the Employer agrees to pay mileage in accordance with the rates established by the Saskatchewan Public Service Commission, effective on the date as communicated by Saskatchewan Housing. b) Employees who have exceeded 10,000 kilometres on their personal vehicle for Living Skies Housing Authority work in the previous year may claim an expense up to $250 annually for either additional insurance coverage or for a prepaid emergency roadside assistance program. Employees will be required to complete an expense form and include the original receipt detailing their purchase. Original itemized receipts must be made out in the c) Employees shall be reimbursed for towing if work related. Receipts are required. d) Housing Authority-owned vehicles are to be equipped with a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, emergency light and accident report kit. Vehicles driven on highways also require survival kits.
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