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When I was offered a salaried position for my last job, I declined it and instead insisted being paid hourly. I wanted the option of unpaid time off. My job was as a Data Analyst working remotely.
I was good enough at my job NOT to need to work a full 40 hours to get it done. My boss was on board with this. So I wound up working Four 9-hour days, Mon-Thu. I told the company I was giving them a 10% discount on my salary.
In reality I worked when work needed to be done and was off the clock during slack times. So, I worked when data became available and reports were due. I logged in at 6:30 AM to get a whole bunch of reports out by 8:30 AM and finally “punched out” at 8 PM. I took several breaks in the middle of the day especially in the summer to work out in my pool.
Then I got a new boss who wanted me in the office Mon-Fri, full time. I was not going into the office at 6:30 AM and staying until 8 PM and they did not have a pool, so I retired.
Oh you silly you, All congressmen support a four day work week…………………………………………………………………….FOR THEMSELVES!
eromlig about 1 year ago
She won’t find out til after the election each workday will be 12 hours long.
Pharmakeus Ubik about 1 year ago
They already support that for themselves. The Do Nothing House has given themselves a few weeks off in Cancun with Ted.
Calvin Nelson Nelson Premium Member about 1 year ago
Why would they Ann an extra day for themselves?
purepaul Premium Member about 1 year ago
Promise something you can’t deliver. Usually works on some suckers. Consider the promise to make Mexico pay for a border wall.
sandpiper about 1 year ago
Actually she should vote for the guy who actually works at least 2 days a week . . . If she can find one.
jtburgess Premium Member about 1 year ago
That’ll be an increase for the congressman.
ladykat Premium Member about 1 year ago
10 hours a day x 4 days = 40 hours. Any less hours, and you’ll face a pay cut.
dflak about 1 year ago
When I was offered a salaried position for my last job, I declined it and instead insisted being paid hourly. I wanted the option of unpaid time off. My job was as a Data Analyst working remotely.
I was good enough at my job NOT to need to work a full 40 hours to get it done. My boss was on board with this. So I wound up working Four 9-hour days, Mon-Thu. I told the company I was giving them a 10% discount on my salary.
In reality I worked when work needed to be done and was off the clock during slack times. So, I worked when data became available and reports were due. I logged in at 6:30 AM to get a whole bunch of reports out by 8:30 AM and finally “punched out” at 8 PM. I took several breaks in the middle of the day especially in the summer to work out in my pool.
Then I got a new boss who wanted me in the office Mon-Fri, full time. I was not going into the office at 6:30 AM and staying until 8 PM and they did not have a pool, so I retired.
Alberta Oil about 1 year ago
Become a minister and only work one day a week
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 1 year ago
Start planning now for International Workers’ Day.
Daltongang Premium Member about 1 year ago
Oh you silly you, All congressmen support a four day work week…………………………………………………………………….FOR THEMSELVES!
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 1 year ago
It’s the primary reason she’s voting.
Ikesmum about 1 year ago
And a two-year term limit.
PaintTheDust about 1 year ago
For you or the Congressman? The less they work, the less damage done.
wildlandwaters about 1 year ago
You know you’ll just hafta work extra long days, right??