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| Late Expense Payments | Jessy | 9 May 07 |
| Re: Late Expense Payments | Patrick | 1 May 08 |
| Late Expense Payments | Jessy | 09/05/2007 10:09 | |
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Our expense policy states that any expense claims should be submitted by a deadline each month, which is set out for the year in advance within the central company calendar (accessible to everyone). Expense claims are then paid a month in arrears. We have also stated that any expense claims not submitted by these deadlines are not paid as we do not want staff accumulating several months expenses and then having to pay large amounts in one go – we also need to be able to cost against work and this is not possible if staff submit expenses every few months or as they feel fit. Is this a fair or permitted policy, or do employees have a legal right to a refund on expenses irrelevant of when they are submitted or how old they are? |
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| + Re: Late Expense Payments | Patrick | 01/05/2008 19:08 | |
| Hi there - did you ever get a response on this question - I need the answer to exactly the same question. The policy is that expenses must be submitted within 14 days of them occuring - Due to year and quarter end the company stated that any expenses not submitted by the 6th day of the month of Jan, Apr, Jul and Oct will not be honoured - an employee has submitted expenses in April for December of the previous year - the company is refusing to pay - what is the legal position of the employee in terms of getting the expenses honoured.... | |||