MEALS IN PORT Sample Clauses

MEALS IN PORT a) . In circumstances where meals are customarily provided and where, for any reason other than overhaul, meals are not provided, Unlicensed crew members shall receive in lieu thereof, a subsistence rate per day of: Breakfast $11.31 Lunch $11.31 Dinner $18.10 b) Whenever (a) above is not in effect, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned and/or operated by the Company shall pay the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per day worked for subsistence and lodging provided. This provision only to apply where Revenue Canada Taxation deems 'subsistence and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers.
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MEALS IN PORT a) In circumstances where meals are customarily provided and where, for any reason other than overhaul, meals are not provided, Unlicensed crew members shall receive in lieu thereof, a subsistence rate per day of: b) Whenever (a) above is not in effect, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned and/or operated by the Company shall pay the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per day worked for subsistence and lodging provided. This provision only to apply where Revenue Canada, Taxation, deems 'subsistence and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers. c) At the end of each calendar year, Unlicensed crew members shall be provided with a receipt covering all deductions made under (b) above. d) In addition to the rates of pay shown in (a) of this Article, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned and/or operated by the Company shall be paid the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per day worked on all occasions that Section (a) is not in effect. This provision only to apply where Revenue Canada, Taxation, deems 'subsistence and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers.
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MEALS IN PORT. In circumstances where meals are customarily provided and where, for any reason other than overhaul, meals are not provided, Unlicensed crew members shall receive in lieu thereof, a subsistence rate of ten dollars ($10.00) for breakfast, ten dollars ($10.00) for lunch and sixteen dollars ($16.00) for dinner to a maximum of thirty six dollars ($36.00) per day. Whenever (a) above is not in effect, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned operated by the Company shall pay the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per ▇▇▇ worked for subsistence and lodging provided. This provision only to apply where Revenue Canada, Taxation, deems 'subsistence and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers. At the end of each calendar year, Unlicensed crew members shall be provided with a receipt covering all deductions made under above. In addition to the rates of pay shown in (a) of this Article, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned and/or operated by the Company shall be paid the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per day worked on all occasions that Section (a) is not in effect. This provision to apply where Revenue Canada, Taxation, deems 'subsistence and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers. The customary duties of a include ordering and menu planning to ensure balanced meals and will be arranged so that:
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MEALS IN PORT. In circumstances where meals are customarily provided and where, for any reason other than overhaul, meals are not provided, Unlicensed Employees shall receive in lieu thereof, a subsistence rate per day of:
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MEALS IN PORT a) In circumstances where meals are customarily provided and where, for any reason other than overhaul, meals are not provided, Unlicensed crew members shall receive in lieu thereof, a subsistence rate per day of: b) Whenever (a) above is not in effect, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned and/or operated by the Company shall pay the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per day worked for subsistence and lodging provided. This provision only to apply where Revenue Canada, Taxation, deems 'subsistence and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers.
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MEALS IN PORT. In circumstances where meals are customarily provided and where, for any reason other than overhaul, meals are not provided, Unlicensed crew members shall receive in lieu thereof, a subsistencerate per day Lunch Dinner Whenever (a) above is not in effect, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned operated by the Company shall pay the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per ▇▇▇ worked for subsistence and lodging provided. This provision only to apply where Revenue Canada Taxation deems 'subsistence and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers. At the end of each calendar year, Unlicensed crew members shall be provided with a receipt covering all deductions made above. In addition to the rates of pay shown in (a) of this Article, Unlicensed crew members employed on vessels owned operated by the Company shall be paid the sum of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per day worked on all occasions that Section (a) is not in effect. This provision only to apply where Revenue Canada Taxation deems 'subsistence and AGGREGATES, CONCRETE CONTRACT and lodging' as taxable items for seafarers. The customary duties of a include ordering and menu planning to ensure balanced meals and will be arranged so that:
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