Posted By: see message on 2008-08-13
In Reply to: Since this board is monitored - Old part-timer

more than 10 min. or so, but clocking out every single time you get up is ridiculous. I have done that since day 1. And with regards to the one who was fired, we were told a long long time ago you don't stay on the clock if not working, if work runs out, etc.

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