Reporting Center Sample Clauses
The Reporting Center clause establishes a designated location or platform where parties are required to submit specific reports, notifications, or documentation related to the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the types of information to be reported, the format and frequency of submissions, and the responsible parties for both providing and receiving the reports. By centralizing communication and documentation, the clause ensures that all relevant information is efficiently collected and accessible, thereby promoting transparency and accountability between the parties.
Reporting Center. A physical location within an exchange to which the employee reports for work at the beginning of the workday, and/or which may be designated as an overnight parking facility for Company vehicles.
Reporting Center refers to the location where, at the start of the day's work, an employee reports for work and/or further instructions.
Reporting Center. Reporting center is any one of the places indicated below at which an employee is authorized to report for duty or is relieved of duty:
(a) the office or work place at which an employee usually works or reports for work or any Company office within the employeeʼs home station;
(b) the garages within the employeeʼs home station at which Company cars are stored for use;
(c) a railroad passenger station or centrally located bus station within the home station when an employee is required to travel by train or bus; or
(d) a location near an employeeʼs home which is mutually agreed upon between the supervisor and the employee when traveling as a passenger in a bus or Company car to or from a job away from the employeeʼs home station;
(e) a location within the area where an employee is authorized to board when assigned to work away from the home station.
Reporting Center. Reporting center is any one of the places indicated below at which an employee is authorized to report for duty or is relieved of duty:
a. the office or work place at which an employee usually works or reports for work or any Company office within the employee’s home station;
b. a railroad passenger station or centrally located bus station within the home station when an employee is required to travel by train or bus; or
c. a location near an employee’s home which is mutually agreed upon between the supervisor and the employee when traveling as a passenger in a bus or Company car to or from a job away from the employee’s home station;
d. a location within the area where an employee is authorized to board when assigned to work away from the home station.