Full-Time Employees Lack Contractor-Level Expense Upload Tools in Gusto
A Gusto user notes that full-time employees do not have access to the same expense-reimbursement upload tools available to contracted workers, creating an inconsistent process across employee types. Extending contractor-only self-service tools to full-time staff would streamline reimbursement for a broader set of users.
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