working unintentional overtime is not - "timecard fraud"

Posted: Jun 14th, 2016 - 11:39 am In Reply to: A quick follow up to my post last week... - Coco

You worked those hours, you put those hours on your timecard. No fraud there. Wouldn't "fraud" be if you were clocked in, but totally not working? Do you have that in writing? I hate this place and agree with everything you said about KP. I'm sure you feel like the weight of the world is off your shoulders now. Good luck to you.

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A quick follow up to my post last week... - Coco (Views: 1119, 2016-06-14, 10:50 am)
- I wish you the best on the next chapter of your life - mom2huskies (Views: 1109, 2016-06-14, 11:17 am)
- working unintentional overtime is not - "timecard fraud"
- wishing you the best - FrodoNSam (Views: 767, 2016-06-14, 12:42 pm)
- Go consult a lawyer. - Justice (Views: 770, 2016-06-14, 1:51 pm)
  - or working and not being clocked in. n/m - nony (Views: 702, 2016-06-14, 2:09 pm)
  - Yes, do. - If you apply for a new job (Views: 687, 2016-06-14, 2:31 pm)
  - Then their own rules tell us to comit time card fraud - by being clocked in for 6 minutes for NJA (Views: 746, 2016-06-14, 2:35 pm)
    - I was told to clock out and wait 6 minutes - then after 6 minutes (Views: 797, 2016-06-14, 2:47 pm)
- KP is real piece of work for sure - Me too (Views: 897, 2016-06-15, 4:41 am)
  - She split my days off - mom2huskies (Views: 805, 2016-06-15, 1:34 pm)
  - quality and tsm - Pumpkin (Views: 570, 2016-06-21, 5:20 pm)