12.07.2015 Views

the MEA - ASU NSW

the MEA - ASU NSW

the MEA - ASU NSW

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

o Mini-bar and in-house movieso Annual expenses or meal expenses for travel less than 10 hourso Room service; oro Toiletries.d) Travel bookings. Travellers are responsible for ensuring that value for money isobtained, on behalf of WCS, for all travel and accommodation services. Beforetravelling employees should consider economical and practical alternatives thatwill deliver <strong>the</strong> same business outcome while achieving value for money for WCS.e) For air travel, travel should be booked using <strong>the</strong> lowest fare principle, which is <strong>the</strong>most economical air fare that suits <strong>the</strong> requirements of a traveller in enablingbusiness objectives to be met, and ensures <strong>the</strong> effective use of <strong>the</strong> traveller’s time.Employees wishing to travel with an airline of <strong>the</strong>ir choice will reimburse WCS <strong>the</strong>cost difference should it be greater than <strong>the</strong> most economical fare. For o<strong>the</strong>rexpenses, every effort should be made to obtain <strong>the</strong> best rate and practicalalternatives should be considered.f) Travellers are responsible for ensuring that adequate planning and timely bookingsare made to minimise travel costs.g) Air travel and accommodation class/standards are specified as follows.i) Air travel within Australia is to be undertaken in economy class.ii) Air Travel outside Australia is to be undertaken in business class.iii) Accommodation cost in all cases unless pre-determined in a conferencepackage is to be sought as close to <strong>the</strong> median cost level as practical.iv) Airline lounge membership is available at <strong>the</strong> expense of travellers.h) Insurance. Domestic and international travellers may, under applicable worker’scompensation, be covered for injuries sustained or diseases contracted whiletravelling. There may be times, however, when this coverage will not apply. Wheredomestic travel is undertaken and a medical condition is suffered which is notcovered under <strong>the</strong> applicable worker’s compensation, Medicare and/or privatehealth insurance will apply. For international travel, travel insurance will becompulsory and paid for by WCS.6. Use of WCS VehiclesThe type of insurance to be considered would include:o Personal injury or diseaseo Loss of personal effectso Changes to travel or accommodation arrangementso Repatriation; ando Death.a) Employees who take employer vehicles home and ‘garage’ vehicles at home aredeemed by <strong>the</strong> Australian Taxation Office to have a vehicle available for privateuse.b) The private use is considered to be a fringe benefit by <strong>the</strong> Australian TaxationOffice.c) The policy of Woden Community Service is that <strong>the</strong> employee does not enjoy afringe benefit as it believes <strong>the</strong> work commitments of <strong>the</strong> employee do not allow<strong>the</strong> employee to return <strong>the</strong> vehicle to WCS premises or o<strong>the</strong>r locations.Community Sector Multiple Business Agreements 2006

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!