With the declining resources available for the Air Force and the DoD, the way we pay travel entitlements to our TDY travelers may suffer. Action must be taken to reduce the administrative burden of paying a travel claim and ensure our travelers do not accrue any out of pocket expenses. Travel pay customer service can be increased with the mandatory implementation of American Express cards for travel advances and travel related charges (rental car, lodging, etc.,). In addition, the final payment must be sent to the travelers bank account via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT), thus keeping the traveler productive on the job rather than waiting in the finance office. The annual potential savings in lost time could be 761 man years for the Air Force.
Reinventing Travel Pay Service
1995
12 pages
Report
No indication
English
Management Practice , Business & Economics , Personnel Management, Labor Relations & Manpower , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Cost effectiveness , Travel , Air force , Department of defense , Accounting , Cost analysis , Logistics management , Costs , Air force personnel , Manpower , Salaries , Transfer , Savings , Air force operations , Finance , Air force budgets , Leasing , Money , Downsizing , Budget reduction , Cost reduction , Tdy(Temporary duty) , Eft(Electronic funds transfer)
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