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> "I am entitled to the voucher." If you buy a meal, they vouch to pay for it. > "spending the money that you are entitled to" Seems to be a disconnect or me
by Terretta 2y ago
> "I am entitled to the voucher."
If you buy a meal, they vouch to pay for it.
> "spending the money that you are entitled to"
Seems to be a disconnect or mental leap here.
- withinboredom 2y agoIt comes down to English. There's not really an easy way to say, "Here's a voucher that can only be used for food" other than spelling it out like I just did. Instead, it is most likely presented like this during onboarding (IIRC): "If you work late, the company gives you a voucher so you can eat dinner." Notice the entire lack of mentioning that you can _only_ use it on dinner.