Vehicle use for employment
I have a maintenance job that involves travel. The company I work for provides a vehicle but, there are rumors that they may be getting rid of these vehicles.
When I applied for this job 6 years ago, having and maintaining a vehicle for use on company business was not a condition for accepting employment. I am also hearing rumors that the company will not pay mileage on certain vehicles, like motorcycles.
Do I have any rights on this issue?
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Rights for Lost Benefits
A company provided vehicle or mileage paid for using your own vehicle are fringe benefits provided to you by your employer. Unless you have a specific contract that you have negotiated with your employer that entitles you to these benefits the employer is probably not obligated to continue providing them to you.
posted by Gregory Gordillo | Jul 22, 2004 10:34 AM [EST]
A company provided vehicle or mileage paid for using your own vehicle are fringe benefits provided to you by your employer. Unless you have a specific contract that you have negotiated with your employer that entitles you to these benefits the employer is probably not obligated to continue providing them to you.
posted by Gregory Gordillo | Jul 22, 2004 10:34 AM [EST]
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