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If you mean "rights" in a legal context, nowhere does an employee have a right to be reimbursed. The closest governing law here is fair employment, and this isn
by curo 8y ago
If you mean "rights" in a legal context, nowhere does an employee have a right to be reimbursed. The closest governing law here is fair employment, and this isn't anywhere close to that.
edit: so long as work-related expenses doesn't sum out to a minimum wage violation
- temp54679680544 8y agoI meant it in the sense of the right to choose something as basic as what they eat while traveling. This is an insane overreach of the employer/employee relationship, and the only reason it is getting a pass here is because the "right" kind of politics are behind it.
- user5994461 8y ago>>> nowhere does an employee have a right to be reimbursed Actually, there is. There are rules on expenses and meal. Probably not in most of the USA but the rest of the world is a thing.