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Yeah why not. That shit is normal in my country. People get paid per kilometer or they get a transit pass. Of course the amount is capped and itβs a tax write off for the company anyway. Not sure why some of the comments here are against it. I guess they are all Americans
Is this their time as well, or just travel costs?
Not the person youβre replying to but in the Netherlands itβs just a standard amount per KM from home to work with no compensation for travel time.
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