Federal employees frequently have not obtained available discount airline fares because the General Services Administration and other Federal agencies have inadequate financial controls and oversight of agency travel. As a result, millions of dollars have been spent unnecessarily on commercial air travel. Agencies could also save on travel personnel and administrative costs by using teleticket machines more effectively and by purchasing rather than leasing them. Costs would be reduced in procuring airline tickets, processing unused tickets for refunds, and auditing travel expenditures by the General Services Administration.
Use of Discount Airline Fares and Teleticketing Would Help Save on Government Travel Expenses
1978
63 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Public Administration & Government , Management Practice , Personnel Management, Labor Relations & Manpower , Air Transportation , Government employees , Commercial transportation , Air transportation , Cost control , Savings , Travel , Expenses , Financial management , Personnel management , Auditing , National government , Discount fares , Federal agencies , Teleticket machines
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