[LEAPSECS] USWP7A docs for 2013 September meetings

[Poul-Henning Kamp]

In message <000001ce9909$39dc7e30$ad957a90$@comcast.net>, "Gerard Ashton" write
s:


>In my view the most pervasive example of unwillingness to think too hard

>about time, or write too much about it in government regulations and union

>contracts, is the issue of workers who work in different time zones during a

>day. [...]


They don't need to write anything, the US Supreme Court has nailed that
one long time ago:  You are paid for the time you are there (ie:
interval time), not for what the clock shows when you start and
stop.

I blive the case was about company "fixing" the time-clocks to be
early in the morning and late in the evening.

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