Remote Area Travel Assistance (RATA Sample Clauses

Remote Area Travel Assistance (RATA. (1) Full Time and Part Time Employees of Decmil will be eligible for RATA which will be paid in conjunction with annual leave after 12 months of continuous employment with Decmil.
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