Common use of Travel Across Boundaries Clause in Contracts

Travel Across Boundaries. (i) When an employee travels daily from a residence inside any radial or county area mentioned in A(iv) above to a job outside that area, the employee shall be paid the following for travel from the designated boundary to the job and return to that boundary: • The time outside ordinary working hours reasonably spent in such travel, calculated at ordinary hourly “on site” rates to the next quarter of an hour, and with a minimum payment of one half an hour per day for each return journey; • Any expenses necessarily and reasonably incurred in such travel. This shall be 45 cents per kilometre where the employee uses their own vehicle.

Travel Across Boundaries. (i) When an employee Employee travels daily from a residence inside any radial or county area mentioned in A(ivclause 18A(iv) above to a job outside that area, the employee Employee shall be paid the following for travel from the designated boundary to the job and return to that boundary: • The time outside ordinary working hours reasonably spent in such travel, calculated at ordinary hourly “on site” rates to the next quarter of an hour, and with a minimum payment of one half an hour per day for each return journey; • Any expenses necessarily and reasonably incurred in such travel. This shall be 45 cents per kilometre where the employee Employee uses their own vehicle.