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Either way they would have to clock out, how would bringing their own lunch solve anything?
Not having to leave the premises, order something, pay, and then eat, I think is how they thought it might help.
Maybe just clock out and in on time so that you aren't getting paid to eat lunch or getting your employers in trouble for technical violations of labour laws? YFDI
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Jeez, is he trying to keep the office in lockdown or something?
No. Probably has a very limited payroll. Wants to pay everybody for exactly 8 hours a day and is very strict. Just have to come back a few minutes early and clock in right on time.
Your boss can get into trouble if you come back early, because if your company got audited you could claim your boss made you cut your break short(they have to give you a certain amount of time for break.)
Try and be right on time is the only advice I can offer.
Sadly, that is probably the only way to make your boss happy. On that note you should probably show up about one to two minutes early and just clock in as soon as it is exactly time to clock in.
@1 how will bringing their own lunch help?
She's the antithesis of threadjackers.
Traffic isn't the problem. The problem is OP doesn't know how to clock in on time. They got written up for clocking in early, that had nothing to do with traffic.
Maybe you could synchronize your watch to the clock...like spies or burglars always do. :-)
You'll also get in trouble if you don't take your lunch break at all. Just clock back in when you're suppose to. If you get back early, wait until it's time. Set your alarm on your phone if it'll help keep track of time.
....or u can just be on time, not early not late just on time
Such Goldilocks advice! (:
*Gandalf
Tell them to average it out then you will have been on time both days!
We will now find you standing outside the door counting the minutes.
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Try and be right on time is the only advice I can offer.
Jeez, is he trying to keep the office in lockdown or something?