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Just to make sure, are you saying that an employer should not have to pay for 100% of one's time when traveling for work?
by sanskritabelt 13y ago
Just to make sure, are you saying that an employer should not have to pay for 100% of one's time when traveling for work?
- aaron695 13y agoCorrect. It's certainly never done I've heard of? Some companies will count your travel time, but I've never heard of anyone being paid for the other time you're forced to be away form home. [Edit]So, my point is there's work, and there's work. Reading a book I don't think is valid work. Reading a book then using company time to use/develop those idea I don't have a issue with. But readings fun but pointless without implementing the ideas. Hacking is about doing, not reading. We all have facebook time at work, if you want to swap that out, also fine. But to be 'On the clock' using the ~ 4 hours per day programmers do real work to read I don't think is appropriate.