Dear All,
We are creating a policy on Domestic Travel and would seek your input on the per-diem prevailing (for Metro and Non-metro cities) in the Industry (especially IT). Payday allowances are as follows:
- Lodging expense:
- Food expense:
- Local Travel:
Please provide this information.
Thanks in advance,
John
From India, Mumbai
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We are creating a policy on Domestic Travel and would seek your input on the per-diem prevailing (for Metro and Non-metro cities) in the Industry (especially IT). Payday allowances are as follows:
- Lodging expense:
- Food expense:
- Local Travel:
Please provide this information.
Thanks in advance,
John
From India, Mumbai
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Dear John,
You can identify an industry benchmark and pay according to it. Alternatively, you can decide upon a budget, define bands-levels as per designation, and allocate funds to it.
Here's an example: when your entry-level employee is traveling, offer him railway/bus fare and stay at budget hotels. When your managers are traveling, offer them railways and airfare along with a stay at 3-star accommodations. Likewise for your senior executives.
If your firm has a process for arranging the tickets and stay, offer a per diem for food, traveling within the city for work, and other expenses. A minimum of Rs. 1000-1500 per day would be required for metros, and Rs. 800-1000 for Non-Metros.
Please keep convenience in mind, as you would like the employee to remain focused at work. Hope this helps.
From India, Mumbai
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1872You can identify an industry benchmark and pay according to it. Alternatively, you can decide upon a budget, define bands-levels as per designation, and allocate funds to it.
Here's an example: when your entry-level employee is traveling, offer him railway/bus fare and stay at budget hotels. When your managers are traveling, offer them railways and airfare along with a stay at 3-star accommodations. Likewise for your senior executives.
If your firm has a process for arranging the tickets and stay, offer a per diem for food, traveling within the city for work, and other expenses. A minimum of Rs. 1000-1500 per day would be required for metros, and Rs. 800-1000 for Non-Metros.
Please keep convenience in mind, as you would like the employee to remain focused at work. Hope this helps.
From India, Mumbai
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