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>On July 9, Dolan reported he worked 23 hours. The next day, he worked 16 hours, and for the following three days, he worked 15 hours each That sounds like one
by dylan604 2mo ago
>On July 9, Dolan reported he worked 23 hours. The next day, he worked 16 hours, and for the following three days, he worked 15 hours each
That sounds like one of the jobs I've had. One job was so bad that when they were designing their new offices, I asked if they could add a shower since I was pretty much living there. (Came back as a no because of insurance/liability costs.) The shit of it was that I was a salary employee so I never saw a dime of overtime. It did not take long for me to look for a new job. Worst experience ever for me.
- josefritzishere 2mo agoThis is assuming the work hours are real which they are surely not. More likely this is fraud.
- dylan604 2mo agoI can assure you, I was in the office every one of the hours I claimed. How you can suggest they are fraud is wildly libelous on your part.
- zparky 2mo agoThey're definitely talking about the police officer from this story, not you!
- paleotrope 2mo agoPolice overtime is quite complicated. Assuming 23 hours of work represent actually 23 hours of work will lead to confusion. Alot of these overtime jobs are where the government mandates that a police officer simply be on site. Regardless if they are sleeping or actually doing any police work.