Hi Julia
Great catching up with you the other day
It's an interesting topic as i hadn't even given this a thought from a company point of view.
I/we sometimes have to travel to Edinburgh for the sister company and with the potential of a very long day i usually just accept it as part of the job.
Of course i/we take breaks, eat & drink etc, so hadn't even thought of it of having a "travel policy" as i would have thought common sense would prevail?
We actually drove up last time, shared the driving, took a meal break etc, so would we have to document this to say we had discussed plans etc. What would have happened if we had an accident and none of this was captured?
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