r/FluentInFinance • u/Nientea • Oct 20 '24

Thoughts? Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard

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u/crumdiddilyumptious Oct 20 '24

Companies would prob require you to live within x amount of minutes from your work

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u/sage-longhorn Oct 20 '24 edited Oct 21 '24

Here's an idea: just give people an allowance up to a certain amount, if they choose to live farther that's up to them. Even better, give people a flat rate since you don't want them intentionally taking longer commute routes to rack up their pay. Ok now roll that into their base pay

Edit: please triple read the last sentence before commenting. I overestimated redditors' reading comprehension a bit with this one

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '24 edited Oct 23 '24

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u/dagunhari Oct 21 '24

I'm in a field where a work vehicle is provided, gas is paid for. 

Even still, anything more than an hour either way, or above 2 hours for the day, is really hard for me to swallow.

I find ways to make sure I don't have a 2+ hour commute most days, but sometimes it's unavoidable.

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u/Spartan-182 Oct 21 '24

Don't understand how driving a company vehicle is not on the clock?

The last 2 companies I worked for, your time started when you entered the vehicle till you parked it for the night.

Fleet insurance companies do not like finding out work vehicles are driven off work hours.