Federal Employees Can Now Officially Use Uber for Travel
Federal employees who travel for work can now officially be reimbursed for using ride sharing services under a new law that was just passed this week.
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Legislation Reimbursing Federal Employees for Ride Sharing Services Moves Forward
Legislation that would require formal regulations to be issued to reimburse federal employees for using ride sharing services has cleared a Senate Committee.
Legislation Reintroduced in the Senate to Reimburse Federal Employees for Using Uber
Legislation has been reintroduced in the Senate to ensure the federal employees can be reimbursed for using ride sharing services when traveling on official business.
House Passes Legislation to Reimburse Federal Employees for Using Uber
The House passed legislation this week that would allow traveling federal employees to be reimbursed for ride sharing services such as Uber or Lyft.
Push Continues in Congress to Allow Federal Employees to Use Ride Sharing Services
Congress has introduced several bills recently that are designed to encourage federal employees to use ride sharing services such as Uber when traveling or commuting.
GSA Clarifies that Federal Employees May Be Reimbursed for Ride Sharing Services
The General Services Administration has issued a bulletin clarifying that federal workers traveling on official business can be reimbursed for ride sharing services.
Struggling With Your Commute Because of the Metro Repairs? This Bill May Help
Federal workers struggling with their commutes in the Washington, DC area due to Metro’s SafeTrack repairs could get some reprieve from a bill that has been introduced in the House of Representatives.
Lawmakers Want Traveling Federal Employees to Use Uber
Two Congressmen have introduced legislation to encourage the use of ride sharing services by federal employees while traveling on government business.
One Congressman Wants Federal Employees to Use Uber to Get Around
Rep. David Schweikert (R-AZ) has introduced legislation that would require some federal agencies to sell cars that they own and encourage federal employees to instead use ride-sharing companies such as Uber or Lyft for their transportation needs.