Method of Travel Sample Clauses

Method of Travel. Where an employee is required by the Company to travel to or from his or her work location as normally defined by the Company, the method of travel shall be determined by the Company.
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Method of Travel. Where an employee is required by NAV CANADA to travel to or from the employee’s headquarters area as normally defined by NAV CANADA, the employee’s method of travel shall be determined by NAV CANADA. However, if an employee wishes to use a different method, the employee’s wish will not be arbitrarily refused provided that the method chosen is consistent with the purpose of the travel and does not entail additional costs.
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Method of Travel. Where an employee is required by the Company to travel to or from his or her work location, as normally defined by the Company, the Company shall determine the method of travel and the employee shall be paid for reasonable travel time. This will also apply to employee(s) who volunteer to fill shifts at bases other than their home base, that require air travel to get to the base.
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Method of Travel. Employees may choose their manner of transportation but the Employer is only obligated to pay the best available rate for air or train service.
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Method of Travel. Employees may choose their manner of transportation but the Employer is obligated to pay only railroad costs if train service is available.
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Method of Travel. Daily Return Mileage allowed   Miles If travel is by bus or train – cost allowed £  
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Method of Travel. Employees may choose their manner of transportation but the Employer is ob- ligated to pay only railroad costs if train service is available. Car Allowance If an Employee agrees to use his car for transportation from job site during work- ing hours, in addition to any other remuneration or reimbursement he may be entitled to, he shall be paid forty-five ($0.45) cents per effective May forty-six ($0.46) cents per effec- tive May plus ten cents ($0.10) per per passenger. Discharge or Voluntary Separation while out of town Other than under circumstances described in Clause above, should an employee be dis- charged for cause or quit without cause before the completion of the Employer’s portion of an out of town project, the Employer is not required to pay travel time or supply or pay for the transportation for the employee’s return to the City of Toronto. Type of Transportation All transportation referred to in this Collective Agreement shall be both shel- tered and insured transportation. Parking Employees will be reimbursed for park- ing charges in downtown Toronto.
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