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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since Feds are now being treated like 16 yo McDonald’s employees or coal miners in 1904 who have to “clock in” for exactly 8 hours a day (or 8.5 hrs, depending on your interpretation of HR policy), when exactly does that time begin?

When you enter the parking garage using your piv card?

Or when you enter the turnstile?

Or when you get to the elevator?

Or when you get to your office? [/quote]

Or teachers or nurses or many other professionals.  [/quote]

Not a single teacher is forced to work a precise number of hours every day or “clock in.” And let me know when Feds start getting 3 months off every summer. [/quote]

Lol. I work in Baltimore City schools and starting next week, we have to clock in every morning (we've always had to sign in). Hourly employees have to clock out too. We also have to check our hours in order to get paid. If we don't validate them, we won't get paid. Teachers don't get off 3 months every summer. My contract ends after 190 days. I am not employed by the school district in the nine and a half weeks in the summer.[/quote]

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