I am seeking clarification regarding the definition of eligibility criteria for compensation or travel expenses. I understand that eligibility for compensation/travel expenses is typically determined based on job designations, which are associated with specific bands/grades.
Question on Eligibility Criteria
My question is: Is it appropriate to base compensation eligibility on job designation while setting travel expense eligibility based on the role itself?
I would appreciate your prompt feedback on this matter.
Thank you.
From India, Delhi
Question on Eligibility Criteria
My question is: Is it appropriate to base compensation eligibility on job designation while setting travel expense eligibility based on the role itself?
I would appreciate your prompt feedback on this matter.
Thank you.
From India, Delhi
The compensation and travel expenses readily differ based on designation. This is because of the dealings with the outside organization. A peon is responsible for submitting the documents to the other organization without any discussions. On the other hand, a manager is required to discuss the issues with the other party. Hence, it is justifiable for the organization to bear the expenses in such scenarios. All other factors aside, this approach is the best way to handle the outcome, focusing on the situation rather than the individual.
Best of luck...
From India, Arcot
Best of luck...
From India, Arcot
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