Residents of Texas can rest assured that when they use their own personal vehicle for work-related travel, they can get mileage reimbursement from the employer. In fact, if this law…
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I was reading through the unemployment insurance law provisions for the States when I came across some very helpful information about the South Carolina unemployment insurance law. Basically, the State…
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If you work in Tennessee and find that you are using your own personal vehicle for business related trips or activities, you can talk to your employer about mileage reimbursement.…
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If you live and work within the state of South Dakota, you may be eligible to receive compensation for the time you spend driving to and from work-related activities using…
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Most states have a specific mileage reimbursement law for employees that drive while on the clock. The amount of money that is reimbursed by the employer to the employee varies…
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Employees who become involuntarily unemployed in Idaho are compensated for lost wages by the Employment Security Law. The law is made possible by the Security Trust fund, an employer, tax-funded program.…
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How much does your employer have to pay you for mileage? There is no state law governing the amount. In fact, by law your employer is not even required to…
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I was interested to discover that Arizona, like so many other states does not require employers to pay for mileage. There are no laws or statutes governing how much an…
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The state of Alaska does not have any laws governing mileage reimbursement except with respect to Workers Compensation. There is no minimum amount set forth or enforced by the state.…
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Illinois employers are not required to recognize holidays nor pay their employees on holidays not worked, unless there has been a prior contract or agreement established. Employers may choose to…
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