Foreign Tours Clause Samples
The 'Foreign Tours' clause outlines the terms and conditions under which employees or representatives may travel internationally for business purposes. It typically specifies approval procedures, allowable expenses, documentation requirements, and any restrictions related to destinations or duration. By clearly defining these parameters, the clause ensures that foreign travel is conducted in a controlled, cost-effective manner and that both the organization and its personnel understand their responsibilities and entitlements, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and financial risk.
Foreign Tours. Arrangements regarding all aspects of foreign touring shall be subject to separate local agreement.
Foreign Tours. Outside of Canada it is recognized that there may be circumstances in which an engagement depends on agreement by the National Ballet to permit the engager or promoter to provide a local orchestra to accompany performances. The National Ballet will make every reasonable effort to require the engager or promoter to use the Touring Orchestra, but if not successful, it is agreed that the Local shall be advised of the circumstances, and such performances will not require the use of the Orchestra.
Foreign Tours. Foreign tours shall take place only under special foreign tour conditions agreed to by the parties (Section 14.1). Either the Employer or the Union may at any time during the term of this Agreement propose special conditions to be applicable to a foreign tour or tours, and the other party shall have a duty to bargain in good faith regarding such proposed special conditions. Foreign tours shall not include tours in Canada, but shall include tours outside the forty-eight (48) contiguous states.
Foreign Tours. When touring abroad, the minimum subsistence allowance is paid according to the Swedish Tax Agency’s general advice.