Duty Travel definition

Duty Travel includes Dead Head Travel and travel for the purpose of transferring to a new base, whether permanent or temporary, and any other travel for any other purpose under the direction of VARA.

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Duty Travel means travel, other than as an operating crew member, which a Flight Attendant undertakes at the Company’s direction and includes deadhead travel and travel for the purpose of taking up a new base.

Duty Travel. Any travel, aside from operating or positioning as a crew member, undertaken by an employee at the behest of the Company. “Excess Flying Pay (EFP)” – Payment to an Officer for credit hours in excess of his monthly EFP threshold, calculated according to Schedule 2.

Examples of Duty Travel in a sentence

These rates are identical to Federal Treasury Board Duty Travel Rates and will be adjusted as the Federal rates are changed.
The Employer authorizes Duty Travel by signing the Travel Authorization and Expense Claim Form (the form) before the start of the trip.
The Employer shall authorize Duty Travel by signing the Travel Authorization and Expense Claim before the start of the trip.
Costs are not to exceed the Duty Travel requirements, as outlined in the Employee’s terms of employment, from their Designated Workplace.
If a trip involves an overnight stay and otherwise qualifies as Temporary Duty Travel, a voucher should be submitted within five (5) calendar days of completion of travel.
Where an employee is required to work three (3) or more hours of overtime immediately following his regularly scheduled hours of duty, and, because of the operational require- ments of the service, the employee is not permitted to leave his place of work, the Employer will either provide the employee with a meal or meal allowance equal to the amount of the Dinner in accordance with the Duty Travel, Meals and Incidental Expenses (clause 40.05).
The Employer authorizes Duty Travel by signing or by electronic approval of the Travel Authorization Form (the form) before the start of the trip.
The Company shall provide confirmed Duty Travel on Company aircraft, and or interline travel as appropriate, to ensure that the Officer is present at the time requested for his participation.
An Employee who is authorized to travel on the Employer's business will be reimbursed for travel and accommodation expenses incurred in the amounts specified in the Duty Travel article of the collective agreement between the Government of Nunavut and the Nunavut Employees Union.
The Employer shall authorize Duty Travel before the start of a trip.

More Definitions of Duty Travel

Duty Travel means all travel other than medical travel, for the purpose of conducting Government of Nunavut or related business.

Duty Travel means any travel, other than as a crew member of any aircraft, which a Pilot undertakes in Company service and includes deadhead travel, travel for the purpose of taking up a new Base (whether on a permanent or temporary basis) and any other travel for any other purpose as may be required by the Company.

Duty Travel means international and in-country travel undertaken to perform official UN-Women business.

Duty Travel means any travel undertaken by a Safeguarded Employee (but not a Dependant) in the course of his employment, but excluding travel between the Safeguarded Employee’s normal place of residence and normal place of work. For the avoidance of doubt, the travel covered in these regulations excludes Duty Travel, unless specifically mentioned.

Duty Travel means whenever the engineer is required by the Company to undertake any travel, other than as a crew member on an aircraft, in the service of the Company, including travel for training and travel for the purpose of taking up a new base.

Duty Travel means any travel, other than as a crew member of an aircraft, which a Pilot undertakes at the Employer’s direction and includes Dead Head Travel, travel for the purpose of taking up a new base, either permanent or temporary, and any other travel for any purpose required by the Employer. Duty Travel as defined herein shall count as duty time.