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Always get my time in - Sm

Posted: Feb 16th, 2018 - 8:56 am In Reply to: How do you keep from being short on hours at the end of the day? - sm

I have a 2 hour break between my day shift and evening shift. By working through my break I usually get my time in by the time my second shift ends.

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NJA - frustrated (Views: 857, 2018-02-15, 5:21 am)
- Over reporting of hours - MT (Views: 674, 2018-02-15, 9:58 am)
  - Over reporting of hours - Me too (Views: 608, 2018-02-15, 10:20 am)
    - They just do not get it - mom2huskies (Views: 639, 2018-02-15, 12:49 pm)
      - the only solution I keep hearing is "change your hours"... - sm (Views: 444, 2018-02-16, 10:46 am)
        I am coming unglued!!! - %&$%*&(# (Views: 430, 2018-02-16, 11:46 am)
  - Well, now on PM for QA - MT (Views: 483, 2018-02-16, 11:12 am)
    - :( - sm (Views: 408, 2018-02-16, 11:36 am)
      - Thank you for the kind words. nm - MT (Views: 357, 2018-02-16, 11:43 am)
- You can have fluency open - And wait for a job (Views: 541, 2018-02-15, 5:38 pm)
  - How do you keep from being short on hours at the end of the day? - sm (Views: 573, 2018-02-15, 7:23 pm)
    - Always get my time in - Sm
  - Me too. - Mt (Views: 905, 2018-02-15, 7:25 pm)
  - yes, but...sm - sm (Views: 430, 2018-02-16, 10:48 am)
  - Leaving Fluency open - MT18 (Views: 512, 2018-02-16, 1:32 pm)
    - I was the exact opposite - sm (Views: 428, 2018-02-16, 2:30 pm)