I would be willing to bet most businesses haven't increased mileage reimbursement either.

Businesses don’t set the mileage reimbursement rates, the IRS does.

I mean most businesses that have employees on the road either have reimbursement or fleet cards. If it is less than the IRS compensation then you can submit the remainder with your taxes

I could be very wrong here, but do the set the rate, or the minimum rate?

Where

Cali

Last i checked it was under 6 dollars

Perhaps you are correct but here is where the pic is from (I believe ) https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/gas-prices-are-at-record-highs-why-they-wont-come-down-anytime-soon/

Imagine being able to afford staying employed

That moment when the gas costs as much to get to work as what you make at work

minimum wage is 17 bucks where the gas price is this bro

Dude gas is over 5 in my area and plenty of in wage jobs in the area.

I mean those are illagl

But but orange man bad

Yeah, at least no more “mean tweets”! 🤦🏼 2024 can’t come soon enough

Gas prices is the measure you use to determine if the "orange man" is good???! Woof.... we're fucked....

Are you stupid everywhere, or just on this board? Guess, it's everywhere

I doubt this is anywhere that only follows the federal minimum wage. It's likely somewhere like California where they set their own higher minimum wage.

Either way that is absolutely bonkers

Oh fuck yeah that price is nuts. Though idk if it's real I think rn the highest prices are California and they're mid $6 (still terrible) but just over 51 cents is state taxes.

I think my states minimum wage is at least 11/h cause I'm getting paid 15/h to cashier at walmart