PERIODS OF LESS THAN Clause Samples
The "PERIODS OF LESS THAN" clause defines how obligations, payments, or calculations are handled when they apply to time periods shorter than a standard reference period, such as a month or a year. In practice, this clause typically specifies that amounts due or entitlements are prorated based on the actual number of days in the shorter period compared to the full standard period. For example, if a service is provided for only part of a month, the fee might be calculated proportionally. This clause ensures fairness and accuracy in financial or service arrangements by clarifying how partial periods are treated, thereby preventing disputes over partial payments or entitlements.
PERIODS OF LESS THAN. 24 HOURS (Aca&Gen)
6.1.1.1 Where an employee leaves and returns to their place of work on the same day the Employer may approve payment of actual and reasonable expenses above the day to day work related expenses.
6.1.1.2 Where the period is less than 24 hours but is overnight, either actual and reasonable expenses or an incidentals allowance of $8.08 are payable but not the travelling expenses in clause 6.1.2 below.