Distant Work definition

Distant Work means work at locations where it is not reasonable or possible for the Employee to return to their normal place of residence, or to any separately maintained residence, each night.
Distant Work means when an Employee is employed on construction work at such a distance from the Employee’s usual place of residence or any separately maintained residence that the Employee cannot reasonably return to that place each night. Employee means a person or persons who are directly employed by the Company in South Australia covered by the classifications set out this Agreement.
Distant Work means work which renders it necessary for an employee to sleep at a place other than his/her usual place of residence in respect of his/her usual place of employment.

Examples of Distant Work in a sentence

  • When employees are to be engaged on Distant Work requiring them to live away from home (refer NBCIA Clause 37) first class accommodation, including full board shall be provided by the employer.

  • The provisions of Clause 8.3 - Distant Work Allowances do not apply with respect to any period during which an employee is absent from work without reasonable excuse and in such a case, where the board and lodging is supplied by the employer, he/she may deduct from monies owing or which may become owing to the employee an amount equivalent to the value of that board and lodging for the period of the absence.

  • Incidental allowance shall be paid in addition to any other allowance payable under Clause 8.3. - Distant Work Allowances, with the exception of Camping Allowance under subclause (2) or a Construction or Site Allowance under subclause (3) hereof.

  • The provisions of this clause do not apply to an employee to whom Clause 15.3 - Distant Work of this PART is applicable.

  • The provisions of this Clause do not apply to an employee to whom Clause 5.10 - Distant Work is applicable.

  • In lieu of the provisions of 15.3.4 of the said clause, shall be paid $79.90 and for three (3) hours at ordinary rates when the employee's services terminate, if the employee has completed three (3) months’ continuous service; and the provisions of 15.3.3 and 15.3.4 of Clause 15.3 - Distant Work of this PART shall not apply to such employee.

  • When employees are to be engaged on Distant Work requiring them to live away from home (refer Clause 37 of the Award) accommodation as defined by the Award, including full board shall be provided by the Company.

  • Fares and Travelling Time) Del & Ins 1599/00 16/06/03 83 WAIG 1759 8.3 Distant Work and Allowances (16.

  • WORKERS Employees classified as Distant Workers as defined and International Distant Workers as defined shall be entitled to the conditions contained at Appendix 7 – Distant Work Provisions of this Agreement.

  • While on Distant Work, a majority of employees concerned and Departmental management may mutually agree that ordinary working hours may be worked up to a maximum of twelve hours per day on any day of the week.


More Definitions of Distant Work

Distant Work means employment at a workplace other than their usual workplace or depot that requires an Employee to live away from the Employee’s usual residence.
Distant Work means work which makes it necessary for an employee to sleep at a place other than their usual place of residence in respect of the employee’s usual place of employment.
Distant Work means where an Employee:
Distant Work is that in respect of which the distance or the travelling facilities to and from such place of work make it reasonably necessary that the employee should live and sleep at some place other than his/her usual place of residence at the time of commencing such work.

Related to Distant Work

  • Shift Work is defined as the same work performed by two or more employees or two or more successive sets or groups of employees working successive periods.

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