Then their own rules tell us to comit time card fraud - by being clocked in for 6 minutes for NJA

Posted: Jun 14th, 2016 - 2:35 pm In Reply to: Go consult a lawyer. - Justice

If it were fraud, why are the rules telling us to do so.

We are told to stay in fluency for 6 minutes waiting when there is no work. Then punch out and adjust time card back for those 6 minutes, but either way, we arent working! Isnt that fraud?

To me time card fraud is the TSM, or whatever they are called, adjusting the timecard or making edits without consent. I have had my TSM change my card several times and take time off when I was logged in. Isnt that fraud? Shouldnt she be fired?

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