Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 18:19     Subject: Re:co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

I honestly hope you get fired OP lmao. Hate people like you that are so petty over something so small. Best of luck to you in life, sounds like you’ll need it.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 18:18     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Are you my coworker? I have left about 25 minutes early every day for a month because of a childcare issue. You know what? Our boss knows and doesn't care. My work gets done.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 17:21     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Say something to your boss, then report back.


Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 17:17     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Clipboard for sure! Great advice, PP. Also volunteer for to start a hall monitoring committee.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 17:14     Subject: Re:co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Is it impacting you?

If this person is leaving early, and it means you can't do your job, or that you need to take over for her, or that's there's a safety issue because you're understaffed, or something like that, then I would bring it to their attention. Otherwise, I'd stay out of it.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 17:02     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

I'd go around your boss. Talk to your boss ' boss about it. Don't tel your boss you are doing that in case he/she is hiding this person stealing time from the company. I'd also email HR and cc your boss' boss.

Get a clipboard. Start tracking everyones time. Make sure they know you are doing it. Ask them when they got in. If they don't tell you tell them they are required to by law under The Federal Time Permission Statute. Send weekly reports on those cheating the system to HR.

Then report back.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:18     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Yes. Say something to your boss, then report back.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:17     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Anonymous wrote:If one leaves work about 15-25 minutes early would you make a note to tell the manager? Supposedly he arrived at 7:04 therefore he deported at 3:36... He says he worked "8 hours" but I am not sure would you do something or no?



What?

That's 8 hrs and 32 min, so what's your point? Also, you need to mind your own business and do your own work. Thirdly, your boss will think you're nuts.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:15     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

So what would you say?

"Co-worker said he came in at 7 so he left at 330. I don't believe him. "

"Oh, do you have any evidence that he didn't come in early?"

"no, I just don't believe him".

I guarantee you won't come out looking good in this situation

Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:14     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Why would you say anything?
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:12     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

If you are that focused on others, you're not busy enough.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:07     Subject: Re:co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Does it affect you in anyway?
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:07     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

I would mind my own business. Nothing to do with you.
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:07     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

Anonymous wrote:If one leaves work about 15-25 minutes early would you make a note to tell the manager? Supposedly he arrived at 7:04 therefore he deported at 3:36... He says he worked "8 hours" but I am not sure would you do something or no?



OMG. Are you for real?
Anonymous
Post 10/08/2017 16:05     Subject: co-worker leaving work 15-25 minutes early

If one leaves work about 15-25 minutes early would you make a note to tell the manager? Supposedly he arrived at 7:04 therefore he deported at 3:36... He says he worked "8 hours" but I am not sure would you do something or no?