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Are you working out of your employer's office? While you're in the office that's generally considered "company time", or at least company resources. If you're
by lilyball 7y ago
Are you working out of your employer's office? While you're in the office that's generally considered "company time", or at least company resources.
If you're working from home and don't have normal "work hours" then it's not so well-defined.
- alasdair_ 7y ago>Are you working out of your employer's office? While you're in the office that's generally considered "company time", or at least company resources. It gets trickier if you are, say, eating lunch or are there after common working hours.
- henryfjordan 7y agoEhhh, you're gonna be arguing uphill there. Maybe you can show the courts a distinction but if you're salaried, you'd be safest considering everything done in the office as "company time".