Common use of Overnight, Out-of-Town Trips Clause in Contracts

Overnight, Out-of-Town Trips. If an employee is required to attend medical appointments out-of-town with people supported which necessitate overnight stays where the employee is not required to stay in the hospital room with the person supported, the employee will receive one regular 8-hour shift’s pay, a trip premium of $150.00/24-hour period, all meals and accommodation expenses.

Overnight, Out-of-Town Trips. If an employee is required to attend medical appointments out-of-town with people supported which necessitate overnight stays where the employee is not required to stay in the hospital room with the person supported, the employee will receive one regular 8-8- hour shift’s pay, a trip premium of $150.00/24-hour period, all meals and accommodation expenses.

Overnight, Out-of-Town Trips. If an employee is required to attend medical appointments out-of-town with people individuals supported which necessitate overnight stays where the employee is not required to stay in the hospital room with the person supportedresident, the employee will receive one regular 8-8- hour shift’s pay, a trip premium of $150.00/24-hour period, all meals and accommodation expenses.