Traveler. 3. Pool OT by reverse order of bargaining unit seniority.
Traveler. The state employee approved to travel in the conduct of official state business. Travel Advance A travel advance is issued for a minimum of $100, and requires supervisor approval. Travel advance may include meals, lodging, mileage, ground transportation & attendant care less any direct billed items. Travel advances are not issued for mileage only. Travel Advance Settlement Claim Settlement of travel advance occurs within 14 calendar days following the trip through submission of the travel claim in the eTravel System. Subsequent travel advances are not permitted when a previous advance remains outstanding. Travel Authorization Approval to travel granted by the Traveler’s supervisor. Travel Expense A meal, lodging, transportation or incidental expense. Texas Government Code Section 660.002(21)
Traveler. A Traveler is an employee who is placed on assignment by a contract agency for a period of time usually not to exceed 13 weeks, subject to renewal as needed. Travelers are not covered by this Agreement.
Traveler. For purposes of this Agreement, a Traveler is defined as an individual authorized by SURA to travel, including but not limited to non-U.S. Government employees, researchers, consultants, exchange visitors, students, and invited guests. Foreign Travel: Foreign travel is any travel outside of the United States, the Commonwealths of Puerto Rico, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the territories and possessions of the United States (excluding the Trust Territories of the Pacific Islands).
Traveler. An employee who travels on government business.
Traveler a. the other party of the accommodation provider, or,
Traveler. ● Payroll myVRS Navigator Online retirement system operated by VRS, which governs employee retirement plan membership and associated contributions. VNAV ● Accounts Payable Payment issuance to a vendor for goods or services provided to a VCCS entity. Voucher ● Procurement Virginia Public Procurement Act The Virginia public policies pertaining to governmental procurement from nongovernmental sources, to include governmental procurement that may or may not result in monetary consideration for either party.
Traveler. 1. the contract party of the booking agency, or
Traveler. A District officer, District employee, or authorized person, when performing authorized travel.
