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Section 3.04
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3.04. In addition to the hours of the regular workday, time spent by the employee travelling from the employer’s establishment to the job site and back again, and between job sites, is paid time and a half. This increase also applies to any travelling done on Saturdays, Sundays or general holidays.
An employee is not paid for the time spent travelling between his or her residence and the employer’s establishment when the employee uses a vehicle owned by the employer.
The employer may ask an employee to go directly to the job site if the distance between the employee’s residence and the job site is less than that between the employee’s residence and the employer’s establishment. In such a case, the employee’s regular workday begins when the employee begins to work on the job site.
Where the employee must reside away from home, the employee is not paid for the time spent travelling between the room and board location and the job site if the job site is 20 km or less from the room and board location.
3.04. In addition to the hours of the regular workday, time spent by the employee travelling from the employer’s establishment to the job site and back again, and between job sites, is paid time and a half. This increase also applies to any travelling done on Saturdays, Sundays or general holidays.
An employee is not paid for the time spent travelling between his or her residence and the employer’s establishment when the employee uses a vehicle owned by the employer.
The employer may ask an employee to go directly to the job site if the distance between the employee’s residence and the job site is less than that between the employee’s residence and the employer’s establishment. In such a case, the employee’s regular workday begins when the employee begins to work on the job site.
