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Updated policy: SLAC Travel Card

Earlier this month, the Business Services Division (BSD) updated the  SLAC Travel Card (TCard) policy.  Travel cards are required for buying travel and travel-related services for official business purposes, and they reduce the need for travel advances and business expense reimbursements.  Although the policy updates are minor, BSD would like to highlight the section regarding suspensions or revoked cards for card holders who do not comply with this policy. Please note that...
December 10, 2024
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