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Once I asked for a Uber driver on my corporate account during a business trip and the driver cancelled on me. I asked for the cancellation fee back and got $5 o
by henvic 10y ago
Once I asked for a Uber driver on my corporate account during a business trip and the driver cancelled on me. I asked for the cancellation fee back and got $5 on my account.
Wait, what? Weren't my business supposed to get the $5 fee back? I am just an employee there and even if I was the point of contact or the owner, it's not how things should work.
I just earned $5 (that was probably charged) for being cancelled on and I most likely used it on a private trip later on.
I bet the contracts they have for corporate accounts make it clear (or else companies would be mad at them already) so it's not my problem, but it's weird nonetheless.
- galdosdi 10y ago> I bet the contracts they have for corporate accounts make it clear (or else companies would be mad at them already) so it's not my problem, but it's weird nonetheless. I wouldn't be so sure. They may just not have noticed / not care that much. If it had happened to me, at my current employer, I would definitely have at least reported it to my finance dept. (This is somewhat employer specific though -- my employer has a convenient system already in place for what happens if you accidentally charge a personal purchase to a corporate card, and has a noticeable general culture of being careful and scrupulous and "doing the right thing"; at an employer lacking that, I'd probably just ignore it as you did, figuring I'd be more of a bother by even bringing it up)