That rule is ridiculous! How many times have drivers clocked in a minute or two early and worked? I saw it all the time when I worked for the con-men. Now I can understand if a driver had a habit of being 10 or 20 minutes late on a regular basis but one minute is ridiculous. The way the Con-Way treats their employees I can now get a better understanding on why there is so much damaged freight and low moral.
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Here's one policy to rid the company of!
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1tdriver
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Here's one policy to rid the company of!
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Also, you can swipe in exactly at your designated start time, and you are not late.... One minute after... you ARE late. :smilie_132:longtimeltl
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Also, you can swipe in exactly at your designated start time, and you are not late.... One minute after... you ARE late. :smilie_132:
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1tdriver
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Remember it's one second. How about 1.........that's one...........UNO............second past your start time and you ARE LATE! Not just one minute to be considered late, One second.
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Remember it's one second. How about 1.........that's one...........UNO............second past your start time and you ARE LATE! Not just one minute to be considered late, One second.
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Actually, you can go 59 seconds past the appointed time before you are late. THEN it is one second.:smilie_132:longtimeltl
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Actually, you can go 59 seconds past the appointed time before you are late. THEN it is one second.:smilie_132:
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I agree with that. Good catch 10,000+ views later.
If you have a start time of 10:00am
Than 10:00am and 59 seconds still keeps you in the clear.
I think it should be re-titled Five Minutes Until Termination.
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I agree with that. Good catch 10,000+ views later.
If you have a start time of 10:00am
Than 10:00am and 59 seconds still keeps you in the clear.
I think it should be re-titled Five Minutes Until Termination.
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You really can't be serious! Good catch! Are you justifying 59 seconds as a grace period? We are talking about SECONDS,RIGHT? Hover over the time clock to get your 59 seconds, perfect. Employee friendly exemplified again. 10,000 views seems to show a bit of interest, correct?
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You really can't be serious! Good catch! Are you justifying 59 seconds as a grace period? We are talking about SECONDS,RIGHT? Hover over the time clock to get your 59 seconds, perfect. Employee friendly exemplified again. 10,000 views seems to show a bit of interest, correct?
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The first 59 seconds of your start time is typically the grace period. If someone has their Kronos clock down to the second kudos to them. I know I never did and was always in 30 minutes prior, just to wind down and get ready for work.
There seems to be two ways to look at it:
Start Time plus 59 seconds and your safe.
Start Time plus 60 seconds and your late. (1 second)
This topic sure got micro-managed by us members!
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The first 59 seconds of your start time is typically the grace period. If someone has their Kronos clock down to the second kudos to them. I know I never did and was always in 30 minutes prior, just to wind down and get ready for work.
There seems to be two ways to look at it:
Start Time plus 59 seconds and your safe.
Start Time plus 60 seconds and your late. (1 second)
This topic sure got micro-managed by us members!
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If you all believe this I'll sell you some ocean front property in Illinois. Someone has to much time on their hands..