Does the employer have to pay travel time when the employer arranges for a company vehicle to pick up employees and deliver them to the job site?
A. If employees are using such a service for their own convenience and are not required to travel in the company vehicle, this is still considered normal home-to-work/work-to-home travel. The driver of the company vehicle is the only person actually performing work and therefore the only employee to whom travel time pay is due. Q.
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