Common use of TRAVELLING Clause in Contracts

TRAVELLING. TIME 7.1 All time spent travelling to an incident from a normal work place, temporary workplace or pre- arranged assembly point and return to the normal work place, temporary workplace or pre-arranged assembly point will be deemed as time worked. (Refer Section 16, Start and Finish Times). 7.2 If an employee is on call, on standby or normally takes a government plated vehicle home and is required by the employer to respond direct from home to the incident, all travel time to and from the employee’s home will be deemed as time worked. (Refer also Section 16, Start and Finish Times). 7.3 Travelling time from a temporary workplace at the conclusion of a shift to a place of accommodation will be unpaid except where the place of accommodation is more than one half hour (30 minutes) from the temporary workplace. Where the place of accommodation is more than one half hour (30 minutes) from the temporary workplace, all travel time will be deemed as time worked. All travel time will form part of the defined rest period. (Refer Section 16, Start and Finish Times). 7.4 Travel time incurred during any forty-eight (48) hour rest period between consecutive deployments will be deemed as time worked and will form part of the defined rest period. 7.5 All travel time will be paid at the employee’s normal rate of pay or the assigned incident responsibility rate, whichever is applicable and/or the greater depending on the assigned role. Prescribed overtime rates will apply for any travel time outside of ordinary hours or if ordinary hours are exceeded. 8.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Agreement

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TRAVELLING. TIME 7.1 All time spent travelling to an incident from a normal work place, temporary workplace or pre- pre-arranged assembly point and return to the normal work place, temporary workplace or pre-pre- arranged assembly point will be deemed as time worked. (Refer Section 16, Start and Finish Times). 7.2 If an employee is on call, on standby or normally takes a government plated vehicle home and is required by the employer to respond direct from home to the incident, all travel time to and from the employee’s home will be deemed as time worked. (Refer also Section 16, Start and Finish Times). 7.3 Travelling time from a temporary workplace at the conclusion of a shift to a place of accommodation will be unpaid except where the place of accommodation is more than one half hour (30 minutes) from the temporary workplace. Where the place of accommodation is more than one half hour (30 minutes) from the temporary workplace, all travel time will be deemed as time worked. All travel time will form part of the defined rest period. (Refer Section 16, Start and Finish Times). 7.4 Travel time incurred during any forty-eight (48) hour rest period between consecutive deployments will be deemed as time worked and will form part of the defined rest period. 7.5 All travel time will be paid at the employee’s normal rate of pay or the assigned incident responsibility rate, whichever is applicable and/or the greater depending on the assigned role. Prescribed overtime rates will apply for any travel time outside of ordinary hours or if ordinary hours are exceeded. 8.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Agreement

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