Every time I get on the highway during rush hour, I question why people think genocide and mass murder is wrong and immoral.

OMG you're hilarious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wonder how the FBI finds all these people initially?

Every time I get on the highway during rush hour, I question why people think genocide and mass murder is wrong and immoral.

And destroy the one truly believable reason for why you are late to work?

See, where I come from that isn't a viable excuse for jack ****. What it is, is a reason to wake up earlier, so you can be on time, and if you can't, then you'll be replaced by someone with real desire.

See, where I come from that isn't a viable excuse for jack ****. What it is, is a reason to wake up earlier, so you can be on time, and if you can't, then you'll be replaced by someone with real desire.

*grumble* I hate punctuality-Nazis. Seriously, is the world really going to end if I'm 7.5 minutes late arriving at my desk, particularly since I'm usually still diligently sitting there hours after the "normal" workday ends? And how can people be so incredibly full of themselves that they're honestly outraged when an extra 3 minutes of their precious time has been wasted because I paused to take a whizz on my way to meet them for dinner? Gah!!! I swear, if consistency is the hobgoblin of small minds, punctuality is the hobgoblin of small people.

My opinion is that Im paid to begin work at a certain time. Not before, and certainly not after. Begin work, not be in process of arriving, not getting my coffee, not getting the office gossip.

The trade off for my employer is that i hold them to the same standard i hold myself. Pay me on time, for all hours worked, as well as living up to their other agreements such as honoring workplace conditions, breaks, lunches etc.

I work on a schedule. I despise the chronically late folks because while once in a while it happens, these folks use that grace period like its their time. They consistantly put things off till the last minute, while those who keep on schedule get more work shifted to them cause the otherws are behind.

That's one of the reasons I *hated* working in a call center.

3 minutes isn't late goddamnit. 15, sure. not 3.

Especially since I'm paid hourly, and your fascist time machine records to the second when I clock in and out. If I'm a couple minutes after 6, and I work a few minutes after 3, does it balance out? Yes. But do your policies allow that? No.

**** time nazis.

So if the guy who pays you decides to hold back 30 bucks from your paycheck for whatever reason are you ok with that?

Why would he hold back the money? If I work 8 hours, I get paid for 8 hours.

Why not? You seem to think it's no big deal to not be at work on time. Why should it be a big deal to him that you get paid your full amount?

Eh, I see it that you agreed to something so you honor it. The being late every now and then because of traffic, accident, something unforseen can be overlooked from time to time.

My opinion is that Im paid to begin work at a certain time.

I work on a schedule. I despise the chronically late folks because while once in a while it happens, these folks use that grace period like its their time. They consistantly put things off till the last minute, while those who keep on schedule get more work shifted to them cause the otherws are behind.

Depending on the specific role, this can make sense. If you have time sensative work or a shift change that happens at a set time (assembly work for instance) then I can see getting all worried about what time someone started. But in more white collar positions like office work, starting at 8am vs. 8:15 doesn't matter in the slightest.

I disagree. If your job isnt important enough to be there on time, then the job should be eliminated, or its should be performed by a person who appreciates it....Work ethic is important.