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Monthly vs Bonus Based Leagues that pay mileage monthly USHL paid by USHL via direct deposit NAHLNA3HL Frontier Division paid by NAHL via direct deposit SPHL Usually delayed until the middle of the following month and paid via ID: 342510

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Slide1

Submitting Mileage For ODP LeaguesSlide2

Monthly vs. Bonus Based

Leagues that pay mileage monthly

USHL –

paid by USHL

via direct deposit

NAHL/NA3HL Frontier Division

– paid

by NAHL via direct deposit

SPHL – Usually delayed until the middle of the following month and paid via

direct deposit

from ODP Manager

How much is mileage?

USHL – 8% of the cost of a gallon of gas ($3.99/gal and below) 10% ($4.00/gal and above) per mile

Calculated each month from nearest MSP gas station to

Johnathan

Morrison

NAHL and NA3HL “Frontier Division” Only

- $0.22/mile

SPHL: Dependent

on the number of games played that month.Slide3

Monthly vs. Bonus Based

Leagues that pay mileage at the end of year via a bonus

Bonus is based off the number of games you worked

NA3

ACHASlide4

How do I submit mileage?

Anyone who skates a game in a league that pays mileage monthly will get an email at the end of the month

USHL/NAHL/

SPHL/NA3HL Frontier Division

Email will contain the following

Link to Mileage Submission Worksheet

Notes on submitting mileageSlide5

Deadlines

Mileage for the preceding month is due at Midnight CST of the 10

th

of the month.

Example: September Mileage is due on the 10

th

of October.

No excuses, get it in.

Late submissions will be penalized 10%

Late submissions will be paid one month later.

Submit only for the prior month!Slide6

Terms

All games scheduled through ODP Ranger MUST be included on the worksheet.

No exceptions. If it was an ODP scheduled game, it must be included.

The ODP Mileage chart (tab on the sheet) must be used.

If not coming from a city in the chart, use Google Maps.

Submit only for games you drove your car.

If you rode with someone- 0 miles

If

you were provided a rental car by the league (NAHL Alaska)- 0

milesSlide7

Terms Continued

Mileage Alternative

Doesn’t exist anymore – Get yourself to your games.

Fly, train, or car rental.

ONE AND ONLY RULE

Do not cost a league more money!

Example

Live in Chicago, Work with crew from DSM in Omaha, Fly to Omaha.

Can only charge CHI-DSM-CHI because crew still drove from DSM to OMA and you would have driven with them.Slide8

Terms continued

Fill out

Worksheet

and

Submission Form

.

Link can be found

ODPLinks.com

Follow

all directions for saving and

submitting form

.

IMPORTANT:

“Click Here”

must

be clicked to finish submitting mileage.

If you don’t do both, you won’t get paid

.

All leagues are submitted through the same “Click Here” link.Slide9

How mileage is figured.

Whatever league you’re headed

TO

is responsible for your travel (mileage).

Whatever league you work

last

(before heading home) is responsible for your travel home.

Any game within 50 miles (100 miles round trip) is considered a LOCAL game and does not pay mileage.

Examples

Norwalk house

to DSM rink (13 miles)Slide10

Requesting a mileage exception

If you feel that a trip deserves mileage because you are picking up a non-monthly mileage paying league game on your way back from a USHL/NAHL/SPHL game you may request an exception.

All exceptions must be requested prior to submitting mileage.

Request must be sent to director of that league. Either Chris or

Johnathan

Chris: NAHL

Johnathan: USHL/SPHL

Not SCOTT ZELKIN or MARK FAUCETTE!Slide11

Requesting a mileage exception

Example:

Live in DSM

Skate in Fargo Friday and Saturday

Skate in Rochester on Sunday

Return home Sunday after your Rochester game.

This trip would qualify for a mileage exception.

We don’t expect you to drive from Fargo to Rochester to DSM without mileage

.

This would be a USHL exception request since you’re asking the USHL to pay your mileage.

You would email

Johnathan and

ask for an exception

.Slide12

Filling out the

Mileage Submission Form

Important: Read a follow all directions on “Example Sheet”.

Start with NAME and MONTHSlide13

Filling out the

Mileage Submission Form

Submit each LEG of a trip.

Do not submit for round trips

Date, Ranger Game ID, From, To, Partners who rode with you, miles, League you were driving to.

“League you were driving to” will appear as a drop down.

Depending on what league you select, the miles will automatically go into the proper column.Slide14

Drop Down For LeagueSlide15

Drop Down Continued

Miles will automatically fill into the correct column

If miles are under 50 (one way) form enters LOCALSlide16

Mileage Totals

Column totals will add up at the bottom of the sheet.

Total Miles Driven is for all games

.

Why is total miles driven important?

Taxes!Slide17

Final Instructions

IMPORTANT:

Submit file

Submit Miles by hitting “Click Here

”.

Save file as: Your Name ODP Mileage Month YearSlide18

Notes

Include notes for legs that need explaining.Slide19

CHEATING

WILL NOT BE TOLERATED

Multiple cars driving to a single location for NO reason.

Examples

Game in Sault Sainte Marie, MI

Referee – In Toledo

Linesman 1 – In Flint

Linesman 2 – Drove from Pittsburgh

ALL THREE DROVE AND PUT IN FOR MILEAGESlide20

CHEATING CONTINUED

Example Two

Game in Muskegon, MI

Referee 1 – Drove from Minnesota

Referee 2 – Lives in Chicago house

Linesman 1 – Visiting parents south of Chicago

Linesman 2 – Drove from Detroit

No one carpooled coming from the West

Unacceptable

You are expected to carpool

COMMUNICATE with each other.Slide21

Cheating Consequences

You will be caught

Mileage will not be paid

Assignments will be pulled

Possible dismissal from the ODP