This also keeps colleagues from punching in other colleagues' time card to cover up for their lateness and prolonged breaks.
ATP director Deborah Kee Higgins explained: Barry asked Kii to incorporate the View-Master into the original art, but it was my idea to have the reels as time cards, and to have the book and envelope program look like a View-Master pack.
On his way out, he ripped the restaurant's time clock off the wall and took the time cards, presumably to remove evidence that would have shown who was on duty at the time of the killing, one law enforcement official said.
Without the minute-to-minute pressure and the time cards held up to tell her to move on, she can be a little more expansive, and better able to savor the amusement and delight of whatever she happens to be doing.
BOSTON (AP) — Wal-Mart Stores has agreed to pay $40 million to87,5000 Massachusetts employees who claimed the retailer denied them rest and meal breaks, manipulated time cards and refused to pay overtime, according to court documents.
After an implementation phase of six months, we specifically re-analyzed the workload from 4 pm to 8 am by using time cards from February 15th to May 13th 2010.
To quantify the workload of on-call duties, we used time cards that had to be completed daily by every attending (n = 18) and resident (n = 41) for 12 weeks between February 15th and May 13th of 2007, and again after implementation of the New Working Time Model from February 15th and May 13th 2010.
Others had time cards and witnesses to show they were at work at the time they were accused of committing crimes.
Although we did not randomly select these students, we tried to obtain a representative sample by distributing the time-stamped cards to 10 children spread over the operational period at each of nearly 200 clinics, totaling ≈3% of vaccinated students.
