Under "expenses, approvals and contracts", the publishers reminds its journalists they can "only claim back expenses incurred in the performance of your duties as an employee" and that "valid receipts" are required.
There's a bit of geekiness to a DIY cloud solution in the era of everything-as-a-service, but geekiness still has a place in many small groups and teams, which often need an under-the-radar solution that doesn't require a big line item expense approval from the powers-that-be.
Spendesk provides a central dashboard to track budgets, receipts and expense approvals for European companies.
The new and delicate challenge: Attracting small fries willing to pay a small monthly charge (or at least able to expense without approval) while not cannibalizing Zoom's high-end customer base.
Participants were debriefed and reimbursed £5 for their time and expenses, and ethical approval was granted by the University of Bristol, Faculty of Science Research Ethics Committee.
They can expense without getting approval from their managers, as long as they're acting in Netflix's best interest.
Although Merck has $6.18 billion in cash and generated $6.8 billion in the past year, Emmert says the evaporation of an estimated $2.55 billion in revenue associated with Vioxx, plus additional legal expenses and possible delayed approval of Arcoxia, is going to sting and could even lead to a dividend cut in 2005.
With Mrs. Clinton tucked away from politics and above the fray at the State Department in 2012, Mr. Biden barnstormed the country to sell the Obama presidency, sometimes at the expense of his own approval ratings.
Under the new code, scientists and engineers employed at government expense must get ministerial approval before they can talk to the media about any of their research, whether it involves GM crops, flu vaccines, the impact of pesticides on bees, or the famously obscure Higgs boson.
Obviously, that's why I expensed the stupid thing (approval pending).
