Legal Question in Employment Law in Illinois
Deleting Time Punches
My manager has a meeting with all the other managers everyweek. He has allowed me to call into the meeting from home. The 2 hours per week were put onto my timecard but then deleted before payroll was completed. He now says I am not to get paid for those hours as I was not at the store for the meeting. Should I get paid for being on a conference call from home considering I am an hourly employee?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Deleting Time Punches
Yes.
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