Clocking In/Out
Posted By: kittytoes on 2008-01-21
In Reply to: Time Clocks - Chavera
We have never had to clock in/out with TransTech. They do appreciate an email from the employee when they log on/off the system so they can know which accounts are covered and when. Sometimes jobs have to be routed to people for priority sake and it's nice for them to know so the jobs don't get stuck in someone's queue while they are at Wal-Mart.
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Clocking out...
All I know is what I've read on the boards, but U kinda prove my point - the whole idea of "clocking out" (or in) seems ridiculous to me - don't they make 'em do that at Denny's??? Sorry, I wouldn't work for any company with a "clock in/out" mentality. Yuck.
Clocking out to go to the BR isn't going to
make much of a difference in your day. We get paid incentives to do over and above the required lines so clocking out to go to the BR could make a difference in your lph
Yes that is clocking in and no I don't have to do
that, nor do most companies do that. It may be different now that they changed the tier program. You didn't have to clock in and out every time you got up, but it affected your line rate so you did.
If your not clocking in or filling out sm
some sort of documentation of your hours, then it's computed through your hands on the keyboard somehow. How would you be paid OT if your hours aren't actually documented in some way?
Thanks. I've been clocking out for every little thing (sm)
to try to keep my line count as high as possible, but the result is it takes FOREVER to get in 8 hours.
Because instructor was going to be clocking out. Very unorganized
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WEBMEDX - how strict are they with their schedules and clocking in and out? TIA nm
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