Fares and Travelling Time Clause Samples

Fares and Travelling Time. An employee, who, on any day, or from day to day is required to work at a job away from the accustomed workshop or depot shall, at the direction of the Company, present for work at such job at the usual starting time.

Fares and Travelling Time. (a) Employees shall be paid their normal salary (or overtime rates if overtime is worked) for all time occupied in travelling to and from work when they are required or directed to work at a place other than their usual place of work. When employees have a fixed starting point, they shall be paid for all time occupied in travelling between the starting point and their work and for all time in excess of half an hour from the work to the starting point. All fares will be paid by ▇▇▇▇▇’▇. (b) If employees are unable to reach their homes at night, all reasonable expenses incurred and with reference to the ▇▇▇▇▇’▇ expense claim policy, in addition to fares and normal salary. (c) An employee required to use their own vehicle for business use shall be paid $0.59 per kilometre travelled.

Fares and Travelling Time. Team Members temporarily transferred shall be reimbursed any extra fares or expenses involved, together with payment for all extra time spent travelling.

Fares and Travelling Time. 13.1 An employee who on any day is required to work at a place away from his/her usual place of employment, for all time reasonable spent in reaching and returning from such place (in excess of the time normally spent in travelling from his/her home to his/her usual place of employment and returning), shall be paid travelling time and also any fares reasonably incurred in excess of those normally incurred in travelling between his/her home and his/her usual place of employment. 13.2 Where the Company provides transport from a pick up point, an employee shall be paid travelling time for all time spent travelling from such pick up point and return thereto. 13.2.1 The rate of pay for travelling time shall be the ordinary time rate except on Sundays and holidays when it shall be time and a half

Fares and Travelling Time. An employee, other than a Traffic Employee who will travel in their own time, that is required to sign on or off other than at their usual depot, and such place of signing on or off is at a greater distance from their home than the usual depot, then payment will be made at the ordinary rate for the excess time incurred in travelling over and above the usual travelling time.

Fares and Travelling Time. When required by the employer, employees will start and/or cease work on the project/work at the usual commencing and finishing times within which hours of work may be worked and will be paid the following allowances: 28.1 Travel in your own time to and/or from the project/work 28.1.1 An employee who is required to provide their own transport and to travel in their own time to or from the project/work site within the defined radius from centre of employment (as defined) will receive an allowance of 60 minutes per day travelling time calculated at Ordinary time rates in addition to the amount of fares as defined for each day on which the employee presents themselves for work on the project/ work site. 28.1.2 Provided however, that where the employer provides or offers to provide transport from an agreed picking-up place to their place of work the said fares component will not be payable. If either party does not agree with the proposed pick-up point the Disputes Resolution Procedure shall be followed. 28.1.3 An employee must take all reasonable steps to ensure that they present themselves to the most current job/project/location at the commencement of their shift. This includes but is not limited to checking electronic devices (i.e. phone, email, text, WorkCentre) 30 minutes prior to the start of their shift, to ensure that there has not been a change in location. 28.2 Commencing/finishing at workshop 28.2.1 In the case of an employee who is normally required to report for and finish work at their employer’s workshop and is transported to and from any job by their employer, the travel allowance only will be paid. 28.3 Employee provided with vehicle 28.3.1 Where an employee is provided with a vehicle for their use as transport to and from their home to the centre as defined to commence and cease work at the usual commencing and finishing times within which hours of work may be worked the employee will receive an allowance of (60 minutes per day travelling time calculated at Ordinary time rates as specified in Appendix A). 28.3.2 Where an employee is provided with a vehicle for their use in travelling to and from their home to the job site within the radii as defined (Company workshop) to commence and finish work at the usual commencing and finishing time within which hours of work may be worked the employee will receive an allowance of 60 minutes per day travelling time calculated at Ordinary time rates (there is no entitlement to the fares component).

Fares and Travelling Time. 25.1 When an employee, after reporting to the usual place of work, is required to perform work at another place the employee shall be paid all fares and travelling time incurred. When an employee is required to report for work at a place other than the usual place of work the employee shall be paid all fares reasonably incurred in excess of those the employee normally would incur attending at the usual place of work and shall be paid all travelling time in excess of that taken to reach the usual place of work.

Fares and Travelling Time. 16.1 All employees shall be paid at ordinary rates (or overtime rates if overtime is worked) for all time occupied in travelling to and from work when they are required or directed to work at a place other than their usual place of work. When employees have a fixed starting point, they shall be paid for all time occupied in travelling between the starting point and their work and for all time in excess of half an hour from the work to the starting point. All fares shall be paid by the employer. 16.2 If employees are unable to reach their home at night, all reasonable expenses incurred, in addition to fares, overtime rates if worked and weekly rates for the class of work prescribed herein shall be paid to them. 16.3 An employee who is required by the employer to use his/her own motor vehicle for travelling on the employer’s business shall be paid a rate as set out in Item 22 of Schedule A – Other Rates and Allowances.

Fares and Travelling Time. 27.1 An employee who, on any day or from day to day, is required to work at a job away from the employee's accustomed office shall, at the direction of the employer, present for work at such job at the usual starting time. 27.2 An employee to whom clause 27.1 hereof applies shall be paid at ordinary rates for time spent in travelling between home and the job and shall be reimbursed for any fares incurred in such travelling, but only to the extent that the time so spent and the fares so incurred exceed the time normally spent and the fares normally incurred in travelling between the home and accustomed office. 27.3 An employee who, with the approval of the employer, uses his/her own means of transport for travelling to or from outside jobs shall be paid the amount of excess fares and travelling time which would have been incurred in using public transport unless there is an arrangement with the employer for a regular allowance. 27.4 For travelling during working hours from and to the employer's place of business or from one job to another, an employee shall be paid by the employer at ordinary rates up to a maximum of 8 hours on any one day. The employer shall pay all fares and reasonable expenses in connection with such travelling. 27.5 If an employee is directed by the employer to work permanently in a different locality which requires the employee to change his/her place of residence, the employer shall pay all reasonable relocation expenses relating to fares, temporary lodging (if necessary), and the transport of the employee and the employee's immediate family who will be living with him/her and effects from the former place of residence to the new place of residence, at a mutually agreed rate.