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Many people are required to travel as part of their jobs. Generally, the time that employees spend traveling to work-related activities counts as "worktime" — which means that companies must pay for it.
For example, suppose Elmo has to fly to Juneau for a business meeting. He drives to the airport on Sunday evening, boards the red-eye flight to Alaska, checks into a hotel, and attends the meeting on Monday afternoon. After staying overnight, Elmo flies back on Tuesday and is in the office on Tuesday afternoon.
- How much of Elmo's trip is paid "travel time"? (Memo 2425)
- How do you calculate paid travel time when employees sleep on a flight? (Memo 2430)
- Do you have to pay for travel time if employees must attend a meeting on a Saturday or other day off? (Memo 2410)
- Do you have to pay employees at their normal payrate when they travel? (Memo 2420)
- How can you reduce the expense of employees' travel time? (Memo 2420)
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