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24

TRAVEL RELATED EXPENSES

Tips

Associates should always use good judgment when tipping. Following are the company

guidelines:

15% gratuity is strongly recommended for meals and transportation. The

maximum reimbursable amount allowed by WSI is 20%.

When using the services of bellmen and porters, US$2.00 per bag is suggested.

However, when traveling internationally, be sensitive to the culture and monetary

values of each foreign country and review the country’s suggested tipping

standards prior to your arrival. Associates will not be reimbursed for excessive

tipping that does not conform to foreign country guidelines. Receipts are not

required for tips to bellmen and porters while staying at a hotel.

Reimbursable Expenses

Passports, visas and immunizations

Tolls and parking lot fees – even where receipts are not obtainable

Photocopies and facsimile services

Film and developing for business related purposes – Copy Center should be

utilized whenever possible.

Tips

Health Clubs (up to US$25/day at hotels)

Internet access fees

Gas for rental cars and company owned vehicles

Foreign currency exchange or transaction fees

Mileage for personal car used for business above and beyond typical daily

commute

Airline baggage fees (limit 2 and within weight restrictions)

Non-Reimbursable Expenses

Airline club/memberships (with the exception of WSI designated frequent flyers,

as defined by those travelers flying 10 trips or more per year, who may purchase

one club membership per year). For field associates, only RVP’s are authorized

to purchase club memberships

Airline telephone, except for business emergencies

Airline upgrades

Alcohol from the mini bar

Bar tabs/alcohol when not part of a business meal

Annual fees for personal credit cards

Babysitters

Cigarettes/cigars or other tobacco related products

City tours