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Where I work we must clock in 7h36m and a mandatory 30 minutes long lunchtime (and an additional 15 minutes break at 10:15) a day. You can come in between 8:00
by johnchristopher 8y ago
Where I work we must clock in 7h36m and a mandatory 30 minutes long lunchtime (and an additional 15 minutes break at 10:15) a day.
You can come in between 8:00 and 9:00 and leave between 16:00 and 18:00. The whole thing is beaned by an electronic box with a finger scanner.
Works pretty well. Tacit rule is overtime is used to extend an out-of-office lunch break but it gets converted into an obligatory off day when you hit the 8h bar.
You are not supposed to make more than 1 day and a half per month this way.
- irrational 8y agoWhere do you work? There is no way I could work under those conditions. I roll into work when I want, leave when I want, spend 1+ hours working out in the company gym, etc.
- steve_musk 8y agoSo do I but when you put it that way it makes me feel lucky to work in this industry...
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoThe parent sounds a lot like UK Civil Service working conditions. Where do you work? Sounds great.
- oarsinsync 8y agoI used to feel that way about my jobs. Roll in when I like. Leave when I like. Invariably for me, this meant I’d start when I woke up (06:00) and work through the evening (past 21:00 was the usual minimum) My new job has a guarantee about starting no earlier than 08:00 and leaving no later than 19:00. It’s amazing.
- irrational 8y agoEh, not me. I typically roll in somewhere between 9-10am. I work out in the gym between noon and 1:30. Then I head home around 5 or so. I almost never do any work in the evening.
- johnchristopher 8y agoIs that a loaded question ?