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Without sounding too cynical, loyalty to a company (working out of hours) is not always returned as loyalty from the company. They wouldn't be pleased you turni

Without sounding too cynical, loyalty to a company (working out of hours) is not always returned as loyalty from the company. They wouldn't be pleased you turning up a few hours late every day to compensate for your extra time outside work. Of course, time off in lieu may be arranged.

eitally 11y ago
To be fair, it depends on the company and often the individual manager. I gave people comp time almost all the time they were forced into some extraordinary work.
omouse 11y ago
Yep I got dinged for coming into work at 11am when I had stayed till 11pm the night before and had done weekend work. Fuck exploitation.
- a_e_k 11y ago
  Yikes! First company I ever worked for wasn't particularly flashy, but I did like that they had a "12-hour rule" to guard against that. The policy was that you wouldn't be expected back at work in fewer than 12 hours after you'd left the day before.
  - pm24601 11y ago
    Nice simple rule!