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> It gives the right to the employer to ask you anything anytime because he could be working. The key is "not answering" when they call out of business hours.
by gte910h 17y ago
> It gives the right to the employer to ask you anything anytime because he could be working.
The key is "not answering" when they call out of business hours.
- jamesbritt 17y agoQuite true 'It gives the right to the employer to ask you anything anytime because he could be working.' No it doesn't, not unless you agree to it. I can't imagine having a remote job and not being clear upfront what the "office" hours are supposed to be. It make no more sense than to think that regular office workers need to spend 24/7 at the office because the boss may be there at anytime.