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I agree, but it doesn't seem worth risking my job over. I know, pretty weak.
by kmonsen 7y ago
I agree, but it doesn't seem worth risking my job over. I know, pretty weak.
- rhino369 7y agoAnonymous tip to the authorities might work.
- eweise 7y agoKeep another accurate record of your hours and then when you are ready to quit, sue them for the overtime.
- cwkoss 7y agoI have a friend who did this - it works. I doubt they'll have to sue, probably a simple demand letter will be sufficient.
- papln 7y agoSwitzerland does not allow this. http://www.webster.ch/humanresources/overtimepolicy.html http://www.webster.ch/humanresources/overtimepolicy.html > All extra hours and overtime [...] must be announced to HR department before the 10th of the following month > Any hours that are not announced respecting this time frame will be excluded from any form of compensation.