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At least there's the option of booking something "more expensive". Some places require that employees book the cheapest fare no matter what. Then you get situat
by checker 12y ago
At least there's the option of booking something "more expensive". Some places require that employees book the cheapest fare no matter what. Then you get situations like an employee making 150K/yr sacrificing an entire work day traveling in order to save the $50 more it costs to fly direct or out of a closer airport. The hidden costs aren't taken into account at all, but I guess it might be easier to enforce a blanket policy.