Job bike?
Hello 🙂
I'm planning to buy an e-bike for my commute soon. Now I'm unsure whether to buy it or get it through the Jobrad service. I'd like to ask about your experiences. How does Jobrad handle accidents or repair costs incurred during servicing? I would probably order the bike from a different provider than the one that performs the service, since the one in my area doesn't carry the bike I want. Does anyone have any experience with this? Does it work without problems to split the entire process between two providers? Thank you in advance for your experiences.
Best regards
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You have to look at your company’s job wheel computer. It makes a difference whether you pay church tax or not.
You should also question the result. So the employer often pays the insurance for you. Jobrad then calculates it as if you chose this insurance privately, which is naturally bullshit. You would probably just take the bike to the household or at least select a cheaper insurance.
In general, I see it as a minimum condition that the employer takes over € 270 to an annual service package and insurance.
It is also not taken into account that you will then pay a little less into the pension fund and you will also receive less unemployment benefit in the event of unemployment. This is difficult to take into account anyway.
Conclusion: If you don’t have the money, then it’s definitely a good credit. But even if the numbers in the job calculator always look great, I don’t think nobody gives you anything. Unfortunately, I still know too few who have a long-term experience here.
Works easily with Jobrad. I slept two pieces myself.
For repairs/visibility, you have a credit that you can redeem in any “contract workshop”. If it is stolen, your insurance contract will be replaced and you can order a new one.
So I’m very happy with JobRad. However, I only have it for a year.