COMMUTERS. The Company and the Union agree that commuter operations shall be carried out by the Company on the following terms and conditions:
COMMUTERS. For employees that commute daily to a worksite from their place of residence, and who do not receive accommodation provided by the Employer, as per 15.03:
COMMUTERS. 1) Employees who work on commuter operations will be paid as follows: Distance Travelled (one way) Xxxx 0 - 00 xx $0 00 - 00 xx $8.00 per day 91 - 135 km $20.00 per day 136+ km $25.00 per day 2) In lieu of being provided board and lodging in a camp for each day that he is available for work as per his scheduled work week (including overtime days), he shall continue to receive the commuter allowance for the term of the Agreement or until such time that:
COMMUTERS. The Company and the Union agree that commuter operations shall be carried out by the Company on the following terms and conditions: Commuters are employees who:
COMMUTERS. Employees who are required by the Company and agree to provide their own means of transportation will be paid thirty-two (32) cents or the Company policy rate per kilometer, whichever is greater, for all kilometers traveled to the work site and return from either their residence or Hearst, whichever is the shortest distance. It is understood that the vehicle owner will accept passengers when convenient, upon request by the Company.
COMMUTERS. The Company and the Union agree to the following: There are three (3) Terminal Points being La Sarre in the Province of Quebec, Cochrane and Iroquois Falls in Ontario. The Company will provide plug-ins at each Terminal Point. The Company will provide suitable vehicles at La Sarre, Cochrane and Iroquois Falls to reach the worksite. All qualified drivers will be paid a flat rate of $35/day if he has a passenger on board. For the Company For the Union Resolute Forest Products United Steelworkers Local 0-0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Dated at Timmins, Ontario, this 9th day of July, 2013. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING between RESOLUTE FOREST PRODUCTS IROQUOIS FALLS WOODLANDS and UNITED STEELWORKERS LOCAL 1-2010 FLEXIBLE SHIFT SCHEDULING It is understood that this Agreement is supplementary to the Collective Agreement between the parties and is intended to cover the requirement to have flexibility in shift scheduling. Work Week The week for operations shall be (7) seven days per week, Sunday to Saturday.
COMMUTERS. For employees that commute daily to a worksite from their place of residence, and who do not receive accommodation provided by the Employer, as per 16.02: There shall be a free travel zone, which is defined as an eighty
COMMUTERS. The Company and the Union agree that operations shall be carried out by the on the following terms and conditions: are employees who
COMMUTERS. The Company and the Union agree that commuter operations shall be carried out by the Company on the following and conditions: Commuters employees who: A r e resident thin reasonable riding walking distance of of operations, and Who are not provided board and lodging by the Company.
COMMUTERS. Focus group conclusion: The main problem for commuters is the time spent in traffic. They would rather use the means of public transport, but this is not a viable solution due to the low bus frequency and the equally congested traffic, since there is no dedicated lane for buses to travel on. The main solutions proposed were the introduction of a greater number of buses and easing the traffic flow, the building of parking lots at the entrances to the city and encouraging the use of bicycles and scooters. Even if these solutions reduced the time spent in traffic, some commuters would still be using their cars for several reasons (convenience, education, the need to transport children to school, others). However, the use of public transport is a cost-efficient solution (the cost of a pass is XXX 85/month), which also eliminates the driver’s daily fatigue. Answers to the questionnaire:
