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What legal jurisdiction requires phone service for all employees? And which labor laws require that there be a set time of arrival in the morning? (I can unders
by neilc 17y ago
What legal jurisdiction requires phone service for all employees? And which labor laws require that there be a set time of arrival in the morning? (I can understand laws requiring a documented number of hours worked per week, of course.)
- derefr 17y agoI thought "phone system" referred to "a number the business itself can be reached at, as opposed to any individual member of said business."
- wooster 17y agoMountain View requires phone systems to pass fire inspection in office buildings. Employees generally need a system by which to contact emergency services. Labor laws in some jurisdictions cover employee expectations by the employer. If the employer is shown to have arbitrary expectations of their employees (like "soft hours" or flexible work schedules), those expectations need to be somewhere in writing or you can get in big trouble. I've heard of engineering firms being totally screwed (into bankruptcy) by overzealous labor law enforcement when it was discovered that they, for example, had policies like "work whenever and however you want, as long as you get your job done."