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"Company time" is steering you wrong there. When a worker's shift starts she doesn't become chattel property of the employer for the duration of her shift. Inst
by neolog 5y ago
"Company time" is steering you wrong there. When a worker's shift starts she doesn't become chattel property of the employer for the duration of her shift. Instead, she's doing work that the company paid for while retaining her own personhood.
- garmaine 5y agoMy question is about German law. Company time is relevant because a contract requires compensation in order to be in effect (which you are paid for under company time).