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That's not true at all. An employer can demand that a salaried worker be in the office during particular hours. It just means that if those hours are > 40 per w
by URSpider94 11y ago
That's not true at all. An employer can demand that a salaried worker be in the office during particular hours. It just means that if those hours are > 40 per week, the worker doesn't get overtime.
- mauricemir 11y agoMM might depend on the law in your country for BT in the UK it was xx hours per week on average. Employers can "demand" a lot whether its justicable is another matter. And a manager requiring attendance at say a 9 o'clock meeting is not the same as require you to be in the office 9-5 5 days a week