Commuting Time Clause Samples
The Commuting Time clause defines how time spent traveling between an employee’s home and their regular workplace is treated under the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies whether commuting time is considered paid working time or not, and may specify exceptions, such as travel to temporary work sites or during special assignments. Its core function is to set clear expectations for both employer and employee regarding compensation for travel, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring compliance with labor regulations.
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Commuting Time. The parties agree that commuting to work to a duty location within the normal commuting distance of the employee or within a thirty (30) mile radius of the Sheriff’s Office, whichever is greater, does not constitute “hours of work” unless called to duty during the commute, regardless of whether the employee is utilizing a County or personal vehicle.