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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]

Teacher here. At my last school I had to sign in by a certain time or I’d get written up. If I left before a certain time, even by 15 minutes, I was docked a half a day of leave.

But if I worked all weekend to catch up, that was perfectly fine (and expected).

Please don’t be rude. I can sympathize with the OP. This isn’t a competition, and often you don’t know what others experience.

And I don’t get 3 months off every summer. I’m not paid, so I have to find another job. 
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