Subject: Re: Job interview...
From: "Marcus Fox" 
Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 17:27:24 +0100
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Newsgroups: uk.finance


"Marcus Fox"  wrote in
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> Not sure if this would be the right group to ask in, but I feel it's
closest
> out of all the ones I've checked that has fairly high traffic. I've
recently
> been offered a job interview for a position as an analytical chemist which
> would involve a couple of hours travel from my present location - should I
> get the job I would probably be looking to relocate. I was just wondering
if
> it is normal for companies to reimburse travel expenses - it's not going
to
> prevent me going to the interview if not, but £40 is £40. Thought I'd ask
> here first, because if it's something that doesn't normally happen, I
don't
> want to jeopardise my chances by having the company find it odd that I
asked
> such a question.

By travel expenses in the above post, I mean initial interview travel
expenses, not the cost of travelling to and from work each day. Re-read my
post and thought it a bit unclear.

Marcus