Use of Employee’s Motor Vehicles Clause Samples

The "Use of Employee’s Motor Vehicles" clause governs the circumstances under which employees may use their personal vehicles for work-related tasks. Typically, this clause outlines requirements such as maintaining valid insurance, ensuring the vehicle is in safe operating condition, and possibly obtaining prior approval from the employer before use. Its core function is to clarify responsibilities and mitigate risks for both the employer and employee when personal vehicles are used for business purposes, thereby reducing liability and ensuring compliance with company policies.
Use of Employee’s Motor Vehicles. 13.9.1 Employees will not usually be called upon to make use of their personal vehicles in connection with their job duties. 13.9.2 Whenever employees should be requested to use their personal vehicle in connection with job duties or whenever they may so use a personal vehicle upon their request with Company permission granted, the Company will reimburse the employees for such use at the Company policy rate determined on the direct route mileage between the respective points of travel. 13.9.3 An employee using a personal vehicle on Company business will become subject to all applicable Company policies.
Use of Employee’s Motor Vehicles. 10.1 Employees will not usually be called upon to make use of their personal vehicles in connection with their job duties.

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