EIM32090 - Travel expenses: travel for necessary attendance: definitions: temporary workplace: example
An employee is employed as a speech therapist at a hospital in Devizes. His employer sends him to Reading for 3 days a week to supervise a new department there. He expects to be in Reading for 18 months. A deduction is due for the cost of travel from his home to Reading but not for the cost of travel from his home to Devizes.
Devizes remains his permanent workplace. He attends it regularly to perform the duties of his employment and that attendance is not to perform a task of limited duration or for a temporary purpose, see EIM32065.
Reading is capable of being a temporary workplace because his attendance is for a limited duration, see EIM32075. Reading is not excluded from being a temporary workplace by the further rule explained in EIM32080. His attendance is in the course of a period of continuous work (he works there for 40% or more of his working time) but that period does not exceed 24 months. So Reading is a temporary workplace.