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There are two separate policies that govern travel expenses; one for paid staff and another for trips undertaken as part of a sport or society activity.

 

The two expenses systems are;

 

Staff Less than 80 miles

45p per mile

 

Staff over 80 miles

£29 plus the mileage at 10.5p per mile or the mileage at the casual user rates, whichever is the lowest amount.

 

Sport/Society Activity - Students

Flat rate of 25p per mile

 

Compare.

60 miles : Staff = £27, Student = £15

120 miles : Staff = £35, Student = £30

180 miles : Staff = £44, Student = £45

 

Remember that almost all fuel reclaims are for under 120 miles - so staff almost always get paid more (& often don't have cars loaded up with equipment)

 

Figure correct as of April 2016

(HMRC recommended rate is 45p per mile regardless of distance)

Actions Taken

  • This Idea opened on 03 Oct 2016 and closes for voting on 24 Oct 2016.
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Laura Johnson
11:50am on 28 Oct 24 Also why are staff getting paid more per mile when we are the ones who pay for our memberships and our experience here when they are getting paid to work here!! Ridiculous!!
Laura Johnson
11:49am on 28 Oct 24 Upon further look into this topic, I have seen that this has not changed its price since 2016, or at least had any action happen. That is 8 years of inflation and movement in the petrol costs. Can you not see how this is ridiculous and needs to be looked into further ASAP!!
Laura Johnson
11:47am on 28 Oct 24 Im outraged!! Students are getting paid under 25% of what they pay for their fuel, whilst we pay a ridiculous amount for our memberships, which includes TRANSPORT. If "YOU" can not sort the transport which we have paid for then you can at the very least afford to pay the price of the fuel back to those who VERY kindly offer to drive the rest of their team. It is ridiculous to give students 25p / mile back. DO BETTER!!
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