TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE Sample Clauses

TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE a) When an employee is sent to a job beyond the forty (40) kilometre (25 mile) zone as noted above, the Employer will pay: May 1, 2013 May 1, 2014 May 1, 2015
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TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE a) When an employee is sent to a job beyond the forty (40) kilometre (25 mile) zone as noted above, the Employer will pay: May 1, 2019 May 1, 2020 May 1, 2021 *65.6¢ per *67.2¢ per *68.6¢ per Kilometre Kilometre Kilometre $1.06 per Mile $1.08 per Mile $1.10 per Mile * In accordance with the signed Memorandum of Agreement dated May 27, 2016, the kilometre allowance increase shall be capped at the prescribed automobile allowance rate issued by Canada Revenue Agency published annually. For any Schedules where the kilometre allowance rate exceeds Canada Revenue Agency’s prescribed automobile allowance, it shall be red-circled at the current rate. Mileage to be computed on the basis of the most direct practical route. Where automobile travel is inappropriate the Employer will pay transportation expense of air or train travel, plus berth if necessary, plus the applicable expense allowance, provided that the employee stays on the job continuously for the duration of the job or two (2) months, whichever is the lesser. When an employee works continuously on a project which is beyond four hundred and eighty kilometres (480 km) (300 miles) from the appropriate City Hall he shall receive an amount equal to one return plane fare from the nearest airport to the project, to his home every sixty (60) calendar days.
TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE. (a) When an employee is sent to a job beyond the forty

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