Cost of Lodging and Meals Sample Clauses

Cost of Lodging and Meals. The County shall reimburse the actual cost of lodging and meals on an actual cost basis. Except in the case of an emergency, the employee shall receive prior approval for all anticipated expenses. In order to receive reimbursement, a receipt must be provided for all expenses. The employer reserves the right to deny expense claims for such things as personal gifts, alcohol, entertainment or excessive expenses.
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Cost of Lodging and Meals. The cost of lodging and meals will be based upon the actual cost of the lodging and/or meals. No reimbursement will be provided for lodging and/or meals unless the employee has received prior approval for the travel. Receipts are required for all reimbursements.
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Cost of Lodging and Meals. The County shall reimburse the actual 23 cost of lodging and meals on an actual cost basis. Except in the case of an 24 emergency, the employee shall receive prior approval for all anticipated expenses.
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