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« on: January 26, 2006, 11:02:15 am » |
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Some time ago, I worked for an independent charity providing healthcare. The rules on car driving for work purposes were as follows: car drivers (nurses, doctors, social workers and senior admin) were specifically authorized to drive their cars for work purposes. The cars had to be in a roadworthy condition. Mileage was paid (according to size of engine, monthly on submission of signed mileage cards, countered signed by the person's manager) according to a certain rate AND a lump sum, paid annually (according to size of car engine) which assisted with maintenance. It worked fairly well, and no-one actually "made" money out of the system.
Raindance
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