Work Time, Wait Time and Layover Time (Domicile Rate Sample Clauses

Work Time, Wait Time and Layover Time (Domicile Rate. Jan 1 2010 Jan 1 2011 Jan 1 2012 Jan 1 2013 Jan 1 2014 A. Sleeper Teams 1. All areas: $15.00 first 18 hours then 70¢ per hour 2. Sleeper teams when required and authorized to purchase hotel or motel accommodations at points where the Company does not maintain a Terminal, will be reimbursed for the reasonable cost of such rooms upon presentation of a receipt to the Company. At Terminal points where Sleeper Teams are placed on layover or are required to wait for schedules that require them to have sleeping accommodation, the Company reserves the right to designate hotel or motel accommodations and will provide transportation to and from such accommodation. Cost of such accommodation will be borne by the Company.
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