Time for Travelling Clause Samples

The "Time for Travelling" clause defines how time spent traveling for work purposes is treated within an agreement or employment context. Typically, this clause specifies whether travel time is considered paid working time, outlines any limits or conditions for compensation, and may distinguish between different types of travel, such as daily commutes versus business trips. Its core function is to clarify expectations and prevent disputes regarding compensation or obligations related to travel, ensuring both parties understand how travel time is managed.
Time for Travelling. 10.01 A Teacher who is assigned duties at 2 (two) or more locations on the same day shall be provided with adequate time to travel between the locations.
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Time for Travelling. A Member who is assigned duties at two (2) or more locations on the same day shall be provided with adequate time to travel between the locations. When travelling time occurs, it shall be exclusive of preparation time, and when it occurs during the lunch period, it shall be an extension of the 40-minute lunch period, unless by mutual consent of the Member, the Local and the Board.
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Time for Travelling. A teacher who is assigned duties at two (2) or more locations on the same day shall be provided with adequate time to travel between the locations. When travelling time between two (2) or more locations occurs it shall be exclusive of preparation time. When travelling time between two (2) or more locations occurs during the lunch, it shall be an extension of the lunch break provided for in 18.03.
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Time for Travelling. A teacher who is assigned duties at two (2) or more locations on the same day shall be provided with adequate time to travel between the locations. Where such travel occurs, it shall be exclusive of preparation time and forty (40) minute lunch. Kilometrage shall be paid for such travel.
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Time for Travelling. A Teacher who is assigned duties at two (2) or more locations on the same day shall be provided with adequate time to travel between the locations. When travelling time between two (2) or more locations occurs it shall be exclusive of preparation time. When travelling time between two (2) or more locations occurs during the lunch, it shall be an extension of the lunch break provided for in L17.03. Teachers with duties at multiple schools may have their assignments taken into consideration for the assignment of supervision duties. It is recognized that such duties, and the required travel time, may reduce the amount of assignable supervision in such cases.
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