Boss refuses employee expenses because one receipt is over by £0.03, ends up owing £250 when they resubmit their expense sheet according to company guidelines: ‘I found all the extras’ – FAIL Blog

Traveling for work is not as glamorous as Instagram makes it out to be. Armed with an over-packed carry-on bag, a 50% charged laptop, and a lukewarm coffee from the airport,  workers dread the day they have to travel on company time. Office employment respects an 8-hour workday, but the traveling workman is on call 24/7, waiting for their bosses to decide their next move, day or night. 

If only there were a way that these employees could be compensated for long weekends, overnight hours, and the constant crick in their neck from a travel pillow? Alas, there is! And it’s right there in the company handbook under the traveling expenses compensation section. Take a gander sometime, it might just be worth its weight in gold.