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Interpreting that headline literally ... If person A is working late (maybe they started their day late, or they work from a different timezone) and send a mem

Interpreting that headline literally ... If person A is working late (maybe they started their day late, or they work from a different timezone) and send a memo during off hours of Person B ... the memo can be "ignored" by Person B even when they come back to work next day? Same for all off hours when person B is on leave - planned or otherwise?

CRConrad 2y ago
What an utterly weird reading; I have a hard time seeing it as literal at all. Maybe you have your own definition of "literal"? It says they have the right to ignore them after hours. After hours is when they do the ignoring. When they're back on the clock, they stop ignoring and start reading their emails again. Including the ones sent while they were off; the headline doesn't say they have the right to ignore anything during working hours.