I got to agree with Joey, here.
For your information, I never heard clocking in for lunch. I seen clocking in for morning, in and out for lunch, out for the evening. Lunch only - No.
Punch Card during lunch time?, Office job
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Company rules are company rules. Why get so up tight about it. You think is better to stick around to rebel or challenge it or would you be better off to find another job if you are not willing to comply?
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QUOTE(maru @ Jun 29 2010, 10:23 AM) not like we dont obey, if many company are practicing it so i will obey since it already accepted by the community but as for my case, as far as i know this is the first time i heard such thing. So out of my curiosity i open this thread n ask around bro/sis do they ever encounter this kind of situation only. Other than agree with Joey, did I not tell you I never heard such thing too. I did entertain you request. So I am not allow to voice other opinion? I merely ask if it was worth you while being a trouble maker in such or company or woul it be easier to leave such work place. |
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QUOTE(willow @ Jun 29 2010, 12:18 PM) worst still if u forgot to punch in or out for the day, cos they consider u "DIDN'T WORK ON THAT DAY" Back in the 80s, this was common practise.what do u think abt this kind of company eh??? |
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