DISTANT LOCATIONS Clause Samples
The DISTANT LOCATIONS clause defines how the parties will handle situations where work, services, or deliveries must occur at locations far from the primary business site or outside a standard geographic area. Typically, this clause outlines any additional costs, logistical arrangements, or notice requirements that apply when personnel or resources are required to travel to or operate in remote or hard-to-reach places. Its core function is to allocate responsibility and clarify expectations regarding the challenges and expenses associated with servicing distant locations, thereby preventing disputes over unforeseen costs or obligations.
DISTANT LOCATIONS ssignments on which Script and Continuity Supervisors are employed on a daily or weekly basis are .required to remain away from the City of New York shall be paid at straight time when not working on a holiday. When not working on the sixth or seventh consecutive day on overnight locations, ..Script and Continuity Supervisors .shall receive an allowance of one-half the minimum call (5) hours of pay at straight time, and eight (8) hours of benefit contributions shall be made.
A.. ny employee who is transported by the Employer to an overnight location shall be provided with a per diem allowance per CONUS M + IE rates (for meals not provided) and either housing or a housing allowance per CONUS lodging rates. ‘CONUS M + IE’ means the then current, applicable per diem rates for lodging, meals and incidental expenses for travel within the continental United States (i.e. the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia) as established by the Internal Revenue Service. First class transportation, first class lodging, accommodations, (single occupancy when available) and all regular meals on, to and from these assignments shall be furnished by the Employer and Script and Continuity Supervisors shall be reimbursed for amenities (such as laundry, tips, and long distance telephone calls to home of not more than one per day) in a reasonable amount incurred while on the assignment. Tourist travel in a regularly scheduled commercial aircraft anywhere within the Continental United States shall be deemed "first-class" transportation. All travel by commercial jet shall be not less than coach class. All other travel by commercial carriers shall be by the best class available. .For any day of the week (excluding holidays) on which a .Script and Continuity Supervisor .travels to or from distant location at the beginning or end of employment (travel-only days), s/he shall be paid one-half the minimum call
DISTANT LOCATIONS. Assignments on which Script and Continuity Supervisors are employed on a daily or weekly basis are required to remain away from the City of New York shall be paid at straight time when not working on a holiday. When not working on the sixth or seventh consecutive day on overnight locations, Script and Continuity Supervisors shall receive an allowance of one-half the minimum call (5) hours of pay at straight time, and eight (8) hours of benefit contributions shall be made.
DISTANT LOCATIONS. Travel time is payable as contiguous work time up to 8 hours per any 24 hour day as follows:
DISTANT LOCATIONS. Travel time is payable as contiguous work time up to 8 hours per any 24 hour day as follows: Studios and location within a 25-mile radius of Columbus Circle are ‘report-to’ locations. Studios and locations beyond 25 miles shall incur travel time and transportation expenses from the edge of the 25 mile radius. On out-of-town overnight location the accommodations shall be provided by the Employer, which shall be in addition to the meal allowances set forth below for any meals not provided to the Employee by the Employer during the work day. Contributions to the pension and welfare funds shall be made equal to 8 hours worked for all idle days.
DISTANT LOCATIONS. Assignments on which Script and Continuity Supervisors are employed on a daily basis and required to remain away from the City of New York shall be paid for at straight time when not working on the sixth or seventh consecutive day, or on a holiday, except that when the assignment is to perform government work, people shall not be paid for the seventh day if neither worked nor traveled. First class transportation, first class lodging accommodations (single occupancy when available), and all regular meals on and to and from. These assignments shall be furnished by the Employer and employees shall be reimbursed for amenities (such as laundry, tips, and long distance telephone calls to home of not more than one per day) in a reasonable amount incurred while on the assignment. Tourist travel on a regularly scheduled commercial aircraft anywhere within the Continental United States shall be deemed “first-class” transportation. If, while on a distant location, the Script and Continuity Supervisor is required to work on the sixth consecutive day, they shall be paid time and one half the daily rate. If the crew is required to work on the seventh day, they shall be paid double the daily rate.
DISTANT LOCATIONS. A “Distant Location” is any work location located one (1) hour or more drive, as established by the calculation method provided in section 11.02.
DISTANT LOCATIONS. If required off-site testing or inspection must be conducted at a location more than 100 miles from the Project site, Contractor is solely responsible for the additional travel costs required for testing and/or inspection at such locations.
DISTANT LOCATIONS