Free Travel Zone Sample Clauses

Free Travel Zone. (a) All other Local Unions' Free Travel Zone shall be twenty-five
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Free Travel Zone. Employees may be requested to report for work at the normal starting time at a job site within the “Free Travel Zone”. Employees shall pay their own travel costs between their home and the job site. The Employer maintains five (5) District Service Centres: Ajax, Clarington, Belleville, Xxxxx and Gravenhurst. A 40km radius Free Travel Zone will be centered about each District Service Centre (see Appendix A). For the purposes of implementing the Free Travel Zone, the following will apply:
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Free Travel Zone. (a) All other Local Unions’ Free Travel Zone shall be twenty-five (25) kilometres measured by the most direct practical route from the City Hall of the Cities in which the Local Union is located except as in #4 St. Catharines (Centre of Allenburg), #6 Windsor (Union Hall) and Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx, #0 Xxxxxx (Chateau Laurier, Federal Post Offices of Pembroke, Renfrew, Arnprior, Egansville, Xxxxx’x Bay, Deep River, Cornwall and Hawkesbury), #2 Barrie (Barrie Town Hall, Huntsville Town Hall) based on the nearest point to the residence of the employee, #12 Kitchener (Waterloo Wellington Airport Tower, Brantford City Xxxx, Xxxx Sound City Hall, Mount Forest Post Office) based on the nearest point to the residence of employee, #20 Oshawa (City Post Office), #25 Thunder Bay (Labour Centre, Federal Buildings of Ignace, Sioux Lookout, Dryden, Kenora, Emo, Fort Xxxxxxx, Atikokan, Nipigon, Terrace Bay and Marathon), #28 Sudbury (The Federal Buildings of Sudbury, North Bay, Xxxxxxxx Lake, Timmins, Kapuskasing, Cochrane, Timiskaming and Parry Sound), #29. Sault Ste. Xxxxx (Civic Centre), and #10 Kingston (City Halls of Belleville, Brockville, Kingston and Peterborough).
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Free Travel Zone. (a) All other Local Unions' Free Travel Zone shall be twenty-five kilometres measured by the most direct practical route from the City Hall of the Cities in which the Local Union is located except as in Local (Centre of Allenburg), Local Windsor (Union Hall) and City Hall, Local Ottawa (Chateau Federal Post Offices of Pembroke, Renfrew, Xxxxx'x Bay, Deep River, Cornwall and Local Kitchener (Waterloo Wellington Airport Tower, City Xxxx, Xxxx Sound City Hall, Mount Forest Post based on the nearest point to the residence of employee. Local Thunder Bay (Labour Centre, Federal Buildings of Sioux Lookout, Fort Xxxxxxx, Terrace Bay and Marathon), Local (The Buildings of North Bay, Lake, and Parry Sound), Local Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx (Civic Centre), and Local Kingston and Halls of Local Ottawa Free Travel Zone measured by the most practical route shall be sixteen kilometres from the City Hall of Xxxxx Falls, Perth, Carleton Place and Travel Allowance
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Free Travel Zone. The Free Travel Zone for all Local Unions shall be the area within a thirty-five (35) kilometer radius of the City Hall of the City in which the Local Union is located. In Local 4 - St. Catharines, the thirty-five (35) kilometer radius shall be taken from the Center of Allenburg. In IU Local 7 - Ottawa, the thirty-five (35) kilometer radius shall be taken from the Chateau Laurier and the City Hall of Cornwall. In Local 28 - Sudbury, the thirty-five (35) kilometer radius shall be taken from the Federal Building. In Local 10 - Kingston, the thirty-five (35) kilometer radius shall be taken from the City Halls of Belleville, Brockville, Cornwall, Kingston and Peterborough.
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