Parking Costs Sample Clauses

Parking Costs a) At permanent workstation
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Parking Costs. The Company, with the agreement of the employee, may authorize the employee to use the employee's car on Company business. For employees authorized to use their cars in the service of the Company, the Company agrees to pay parking costs.
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Parking Costs. In order to increase incentives for residents in the Development to consider a reduced or car-free lifestyle, the Owner shall separate automobile parking rents for residential units from housing rents.
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Parking Costs. 25.03 An employee who is required and/or authorized to use his automobile on business of the City shall be reimbursed for parking costs incurred in the course of conducting such business. Transporting Other Employees
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Parking Costs. Upon receipt, the Employer shall reimburse an employee up to $58 per calendar month for the parking costs incurred by the employee during the employee’s working hours. If an employee has worked one day or more of a calendar month and goes off work due to illness or injury, they shall be entitled to be reimbursed for that month’s parking costs up to the negotiated rate. Furthermore, they shall be entitled to be reimbursed for the next month’s parking costs up to the negotiated rate if they remain off work for that entire month. No further payment will be made to that employee for parking costs until they return to work. It is agreed and understood that such reimbursement shall be limited to parking costs incurred during the City of North Bay’s regular monitored parking hours.
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Parking Costs. Parking costs are a vital model input that helps drive mode choice, and should be calibrated to ensure appropriate trip generation and mode split especially for business districts and areas with significant transit activity. Parking costs will be a piece of the SCAG model tool, and will be verified and updated within VCTC. Parking costs are not a part of the existing VCTM, but will enhance regional mode choice with its application.
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Parking Costs. The Hospital agrees, that effective March 1, 2007, it will not increase the parking cost to employees over those that existed on February 28, 2007, and this cost cap will continue through December 31, 2008, at which time this agreement not to increase parking cost to employees will expire and the Hospital shall then be entitled to unilaterally adjust parking charges for employees covered by this contract as the Hospital has done historically. This letter of understanding will expire as of January 1, 2009. It is understood and agreed that this letter of understanding will only apply to employees who park in areas designated as areas of employee parking with designated employee parking rates and will not apply to Hospital parking areas available to the public. FAIRVIEW SOUTHDALE HOSPITAL SEIU LOCAL 113 By s/ Xxxxxxx Xxxxx By s/ Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Its President Its Business Representative Date 11-16-06 Date October 27, 2006 (This Letter of Understanding has sunset and has no future applicability.) APPENDIX A – WAGES FAIRVIEW SOUTHDALE HOSPITAL WAGE RATES Effective with Effective with the first full the first full pay period pay period commencing commencing Effective closest to closest to I. JOB CLASSIFICATION March 1, 2009 March 1, 2010 March 1, 2011 Nutrition Services Aide Housekeeping Aide Operating Room Aide Casual PT $10.50 $10.61 $10.82 Start $13.36 $13.49 $13.76 After 1 year $14.27 $14.41 $14.70 After 2 years $15.03 $15.18 $15.48 After 3 years $15.53 $15.69 $16.00 After 4 years $15.87 $16.03 $16.35 After 5 years $16.39 $16.55 $16.88 After 6 years $16.90 $17.07 $17.41 After 8 years $17.05 $17.22 $17.56 After 12 years $17.22 $17.39 $17.74 After 15 years $17.56 $17.74 $18.09 Nursing Assistant Start $13.98 $14.12 $14.40 After 1 year $14.92 $15.07 $15.37 After 2 years $15.63 $15.79 $16.10 After 3 years $16.22 $16.38 $16.71 After 4 years $16.49 $16.65 $16.99 After 5 years $17.05 $17.22 $17.56 After 6 years $17.62 $17.80 $18.15 After 8 years $17.77 $17.95 $18.31 After 12 years $17.94 $18.12 $18.48 After 15 years $18.30 $18.48 $18.85 Storekeeper Start $13.60 $13.74 $14.01 After 1 year $14.49 $14.63 $14.93 After 2 years $15.32 $15.47 $15.78 After 3 years $15.84 $16.00 $16.32 After 4 years $16.18 $16.34 $16.67 After 5 years $16.69 $16.86 $17.19 After 6 years $17.26 $17.43 $17.78 After 8 years $17.40 $17.57 $17.93 After 12 years $17.58 $17.76 $18.11 After 15 years $17.93 $18.11 $18.47 Effective with Effective with the first full the first full pay period pay period co...
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