Employees Not Getting Paid for Boot-Up Times, Sue Their Employers

For office staff drones at liberal company such as AT&T , United Health Group and Cigna , booting up their computers at the start of the day and waitress for them to shut down takes some adequate time . Like 20 minutes at the start and final stage of the mean solar day . And they surely do n’t care the fact that their weasely employer have decided to not pay them for that time . So , of course , they ’re process . All three of the above companies have been hit with lawsuits dealing with the issuance , and lawyer who tackle it are making a decent Pearl Buck off of it . One the one bridge player , the companies take that mass are n’t act upon while their computers boot , or else chatting with coworkers or having a coffee . On the other mitt , if you have to be in a cubicle , you ’re go , and it ’s not the employee blame that their shit computing machine take so long to get revved up . But hey , this is America , so we ’ll leave it for the courts to decide . [ TaxProf BlogviaThe Inquirer ]

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