Sentence examples for employee trip from inspiring English sources
The city is inaugurating an international mole festival which will begin on May 2. Hopes are that it will attract celebrity chefs like Rick Bayless, who recently took staff members to Puebla's Mural de los Poblanos restaurant for their annual employee trip.
In 1996, a federal audit had found that directors of the Virginia Fontaine Addictions Foundation Inc. had used program funds for employee trips, characterized as research, to Australia, Hawaii and Las Vegas.
In addition to reducing the number of employee trips, the company has required since last fall that domestic travel be booked through Xerox Travel On-Line, its proprietary Web-based system that allows employees to check, schedule and book flights electronically.
The entries prior to that record a couple of employee trips to South America.
A new feature for business profiles will allow employers to create a direct connection between employee trips and travel managers in charge of their reimbursement.
The idea is to let someone else plan employees' trips — both for work and leisure — find them a plumber or a dog sitter, or choose where to take their car for an oil change.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee (D) prohibited the use of taxpayer money to fund any city employees' trips to Indiana.
It found that 61percentt of Fortune 1000 companies planned to eliminate all but the most essential travel, while 57percentt said they would reduce the number of employees per trip, and 46percentt reported cutting back on business meetings that required travel.
Other events held for Nugget Market employees: a trip to Six Flags and white water rafting.
Other significant factors include traveler's pro-auto and pro-carpooling attitudes, marital status (single), current travel mode (private car), profession (employees) and trip purpose (shopping) of carpooling.
But duty has also called district employees on trips to Thailand, Denmark, the Greek islands and some of Chicago's nicest steakhouses — all at the taxpayers' expense.
