Driver Allowance Sample Clauses
A Driver Allowance clause establishes the terms under which a driver receives additional compensation or benefits beyond their standard pay. Typically, this allowance may cover expenses such as meals, lodging, or travel costs incurred while performing job duties, and it may be provided as a fixed daily amount or reimbursed based on receipts. The core function of this clause is to ensure that drivers are fairly compensated for out-of-pocket expenses related to their work, thereby promoting transparency and reducing disputes over reimbursement.
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Driver Allowance. Pursuant to past practice, upon the successful completion of the probationary period, a Driver may be entitled to a driver allowance. The driver allowance will commence at $200.00 per month and will increase to $300.00 per month for the Driver’s second year of service with the Company provided the Driver does not get in any accidents. After the successful completion of the Driver’s second year of service, the Driver may be eligible for an increase in the monthly driver allowance in increments of $50 per month per year to a maximum of $500.00 per month. Entitlement to the driver allowance shall be at the sole and absolute discretion of the Company. Where a Driver has been involved in a motor vehicle accident and the accident is deemed to be the fault of the Driver, the Company may deny an increase in the driver allowance for the year of the accident.
Driver Allowance. The union and NZFS agree to form a working party chaired by the Director, Operations and Training to examine the relevance of the current Driver Grades – defined in 2.6.5 of this Agreement. Specifically the working party will examine the: definition of Grade 1 appliances heavy trailer allowance; and eligibility to receive the Grade 1 allowance.