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Salt Lake City, Utah
9350 South 150 East
Suite 300
Sandy, UT 84070
Phone 1.800.592.7555
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Five New Workplace Issues That You Should Know About

Get the details on five new workplace issues that impact employers.

Employees Padding Their Time Cards

In the recent case, White vs. US Postal Service, a supervisor with 15 years of job tenure was accused of time card padding.

The Postal Inspector General received a tip that people in a certain facility were padding their time and attendance records and took action by setting up surveillance.

The IG was able to document 8 separate incidents where a supervisor claimed overtime when he did not work—totaling over $7,000 in pay.

In handing down their decision, the court noted the supervisor was the manager responsible for enforcing time card rules.

In mounting an appeal, the supervisor claimed he was out of the office on interviews at the times in question. However it was learned that this individual had no authority to hire for the positions he was supposedly interviewing for and he could not prove that even one interview occurred. He lost all appeals and was terminated.

As with almost all time and attendance issues, it all comes down to having all activity documented.

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