15Oct
In Dispute Over Timecard Rounding, California Court of Appeals Issues ‘Balanced’ Ruling
Timecard rounding is a tricky area of employment law. Employers like rounding because it streamlines timekeeping and payroll; employees like it because it gives them the chance to get paid for time they did not actually work (think of the employee...
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Faegre Baker Daniels
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