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My sympathies! Legal is definitely not for me.

• MilStdJunkie 4y ago
  Oh man, I wish it was legal. Nah, this is defense. Now, it's normal to have this sort of charge structure, but not for everyone in the entire company. That was the canary, I guess, but I lost track of all the various red flags . . alarmingly quickly. It's like the contractor didn't have its own policies, then they got a contract, and just applied whatever was in their first contract as their generic process. Bargain basement staff, makes it even more absurd that they're tracking six minute increments for everyone. As if the salaried nature of the workforce didn't do that already. Case studies in "why you don't let customers set business process", because then you have dozens of businesses inside your business.
• wombatpm 4y ago
  Government contracting. I worked for a Non-profit that was just as crazy with timekeeping. All of that detail went into generating the billing statement. The different activities were subject to different base rates as well as different overhead rates, depending what was negotiated in the contract with which ever agency we were dealing with.