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Non-Employee TravelersFollowing is information explaining the use of the Non-Employee Traveler function in MyTravel. The label "Non-Employee Traveler" also applies to non-employee entertainers (i.e., those who must be reimbursed for entertainment expenses).Who is considered a Non-Employee Traveler?A Non-Employee Traveler is an individual not in the UCD payroll system, who must be reimbursed for travel or entertainment expenses.Who can create a Non-Employee Traveler?Only UCD employees can set up a non-employee traveler. Non-employee travelers should be created in MyTravel by someone whose home department is the same as the department funding the travel (as opposed to an employee on temporary assignment) so that the default department head approval routing is correct.How do I set up a Non-Employee Traveler?
How many delegates can a Non-Employee Traveler have?A non-employee traveler can have 3 delegates at a time.How can I modify delegates for a Non-Employee Traveler?The following steps will modify delegates for a non-employee traveler in your current department. If you are a delegate for a non-employee traveler belonging to a department other than your current one, contact that department and request that they remove you as a delegate.
Can I delete Non-Employee Travelers?No; the records are needed for audit purposes. However, by using the Edit a Non-Employee Traveler function, you can keep the unneeded records from displaying when you're acting as a delegate. Specifically, remove all delegates from the unneeded record (see section just above for procedures).The MyTravel system and Travel@UCDavis Web site are a service of the UC Davis Accounting & Financial Services department.
Questions or comments should be directed to mytravel@ucdavis.edu. |
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