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Clocking in and out serves little purpose if you're salaried.
by wl 4mo ago
Clocking in and out serves little purpose if you're salaried.
- SoftTalker 4mo agoMight be needed if your salary expense has to be charged back to various internal accounts or to external clients. My first job was salaried, but I had to fill out a time sheet so clients could be billed.
- reaperducer 4mo agoFilling out a time sheet and clocking in and out are two different things. I have to fill in a time sheet, but I never ever clock in and out. If someone clocks in and out, they don't need a timesheet. It's automatically recorded.
- NDlurker 4mo agoI don't even fill out a timesheet; they just pay me. It was kind of shocking at first when my manager told me there wouldn't be any sort of time tracking.
- reaperducer 4mo agoIn my case, the company uses a single time tracking system for all full-time employees across the country. Different states have different requirements for reporting. There are seven types of PTO, depending on where the employee lives.
- a96 4mo agoOne would hope it's automatic, but no. There may be two or three sets of books you need to fill in many places.