TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENT a) The company will provide transport to and from the company provided accommodation for all employees covered by this Agreement.
TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENT. The Company will provide transport to and from the Camp to the work place for all employees covered by this Agreement.
TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENT a. The Company will provide transport to and from the Company provided accommodation for all employees covered by this Agreement. Where travel time to and from site exceeds 20 minutes, the Company shall pay for all travel time at the employee’s ordinary hourly all purpose rate.
TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENT. The most exciting question in this case, however, was who was responsible for the transport from a VAT perspective? The ECJ carried out a two-stage examination. The first step was to examine the contractual situation. However, according to the ECJ, contractual provisions do not always correspond to the economic and business reality. In this case, a comprehensive assessment of all special circumstances was required. Items were considered to be dispatched or transported "by or on behalf of the supplier" if it was the supplier and not the customer who actually decided how the items were to be dispatched or transported. In this case, the customer only agreed to the choice already made by the supplier. This situation also applies if the supplier does not become a party to the contract of carriage. These conditions are still to be examined by the referring court, but it is obvious that the latter will probably find that XxxxXxx was responsible for the transport.
