'If you're on time, you are late': Employee starts showing up 30 minutes before shift to be paid overtime after boss claims being on time is not good enough

• The same can be said about this story. This manager started demanding that employees arrive at work 15 minutes before their shift starts. Despite the fact that the manager refused to pay for those extra 15 minutes, one clever employee decided to show the manager just how unreasonable the demand actually is.

  If you want to find out whether or not the employee managed to make a change through their actions, then keep scrolling to read the full story.

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  Manager said "If you're on time, you're late" and so I started showing up 30 minutes early… and charging them for it

  
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