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A salary is a wage for your work, and generally you have a contractual agreement dictating the terms of work and remuneration and benefits. That doesn’t mean i
by newsclues 3y ago
A salary is a wage for your work, and generally you have a contractual agreement dictating the terms of work and remuneration and benefits.
That doesn’t mean it’s always 40 hours per week or doesn’t cover work outside of the standard 9 to 5.
Lots of us have to work hours that suck to keep the world running.
- micromacrofoot 3y agoPeople undoubtedly have different hours and schedules... but the point still stands: if you want to dictate what I use my time for despite my otherwise competent work then you should have to pay me for it. Non-competes don't even stand up in this regard.