y****t
发帖数: 10233 | | u****u
发帖数: 229 | 2 这种东西非常无聊.首先,从早上9点开始到下午4点多结束的工作完全可以算一天8小时.
这时间也不一定是完全工作的时间,还应该考虑到工人的commitment.简单的说,你说要
别人做一天的工作,别人就不能在这天安排别的工作,这样一来即使你最后没有让别人做
工作,但是别人为你留下的时间不能就这么不算了.只有克扣血汗钱的老板才这么做.另
外,工作是要将效率的,如果别人把一天8小时的工作在2小时里做完了,你就只算人家两
小时的工资?另一个人同样的工作话上10小时做,你就愿意付十小时的工资?这种奖懒罚
勤的事是没有好结果的.严格的说,表格上的8小时可以说是8小时的预定工作量,你来了,
完成了,就应该拿这点钱.难道领导应该鼓励那些培训的员工没事找事问这问那,硬拖上
三五个小时,然后严格按照实际时间付钱,多付出超过8小时的工资?大家都写一样的时间
,计算起来也方便,省的后来谁再找领导说我的时间算的对还是不对,有没有加错减错,这
样提高效率节省下来的时间也会是很可观的.
【在 y****t 的大作中提到】
| r*****d
发帖数: 44 | 3 本来就是属于没事故意找事，吸引眼球罢了。
时.
了,
【在 u****u 的大作中提到】
: 这种东西非常无聊.首先,从早上9点开始到下午4点多结束的工作完全可以算一天8小时.
: 这时间也不一定是完全工作的时间,还应该考虑到工人的commitment.简单的说,你说要
: 别人做一天的工作,别人就不能在这天安排别的工作,这样一来即使你最后没有让别人做
: 工作,但是别人为你留下的时间不能就这么不算了.只有克扣血汗钱的老板才这么做.另
: 外,工作是要将效率的,如果别人把一天8小时的工作在2小时里做完了,你就只算人家两
: 小时的工资?另一个人同样的工作话上10小时做,你就愿意付十小时的工资?这种奖懒罚
: 勤的事是没有好结果的.严格的说,表格上的8小时可以说是8小时的预定工作量,你来了,
: 完成了,就应该拿这点钱.难道领导应该鼓励那些培训的员工没事找事问这问那,硬拖上
: 三五个小时,然后严格按照实际时间付钱,多付出超过8小时的工资?大家都写一样的时间
: ,计算起来也方便,省的后来谁再找领导说我的时间算的对还是不对,有没有加错减错,这
| c**********d
发帖数: 2428 | 4 In case you don't know, in US employment system, there are two types of
payment. One is paid by hour, one is paid by annual salary. Do I need to go
further to explain the difference of the two?
时.
了,
【在 u****u 的大作中提到】
: 这种东西非常无聊.首先,从早上9点开始到下午4点多结束的工作完全可以算一天8小时.
: 这时间也不一定是完全工作的时间,还应该考虑到工人的commitment.简单的说,你说要
: 别人做一天的工作,别人就不能在这天安排别的工作,这样一来即使你最后没有让别人做
: 工作,但是别人为你留下的时间不能就这么不算了.只有克扣血汗钱的老板才这么做.另
: 外,工作是要将效率的,如果别人把一天8小时的工作在2小时里做完了,你就只算人家两
: 小时的工资?另一个人同样的工作话上10小时做,你就愿意付十小时的工资?这种奖懒罚
: 勤的事是没有好结果的.严格的说,表格上的8小时可以说是8小时的预定工作量,你来了,
: 完成了,就应该拿这点钱.难道领导应该鼓励那些培训的员工没事找事问这问那,硬拖上
: 三五个小时,然后严格按照实际时间付钱,多付出超过8小时的工资?大家都写一样的时间
: ,计算起来也方便,省的后来谁再找领导说我的时间算的对还是不对,有没有加错减错,这
| y****t
发帖数: 10233 | 5 guess these bunch dont even work or pay any tax, what do they care...
if this is a private company, who cares, one have to know, after all, this
is our tax payers' money at work.
go
【在 c**********d 的大作中提到】
: In case you don't know, in US employment system, there are two types of
: payment. One is paid by hour, one is paid by annual salary. Do I need to go
: further to explain the difference of the two?
:
: 时.
: 了,
| u****u
发帖数: 229 | 6 I'd be surprised if you worked in hourly job and got paid for the exact
minutes you worked in the work-site.
go
【在 c**********d 的大作中提到】
: In case you don't know, in US employment system, there are two types of
: payment. One is paid by hour, one is paid by annual salary. Do I need to go
: further to explain the difference of the two?
:
: 时.
: 了,
| T**********1
发帖数: 2406 | 7 It is our money, that is why we care.
Parasites like your will end like the Greeks sooner or later.
【在 u****u 的大作中提到】
: I'd be surprised if you worked in hourly job and got paid for the exact
: minutes you worked in the work-site.
:
: go
| e***s
发帖数: 1397 | 8 Then be surprised.
Non-exempt jobs usually need to punch card. In private business, it is
always somebody's money so there is somebody watching it. In the government,
it is everybody's money so it is nobody's money, hence nobody cares.
well... to view in a different perspective, the US government itself is
simply a welfare system anyway - if you have seen how many handicap people
working there...
【在 u****u 的大作中提到】
: I'd be surprised if you worked in hourly job and got paid for the exact
: minutes you worked in the work-site.
:
: go
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| u****u
发帖数: 229 | 9 I am surprised. E.g., Lawyers are very often paid based on hourly wage, and
I am not sure whether anyone is asking them to punch cards... The person
fixing your car is also charging you based on hourly rate, wonder whether
you ever asked them to punch card. The list is too too long.
government,
【在 e***s 的大作中提到】
: Then be surprised.
: Non-exempt jobs usually need to punch card. In private business, it is
: always somebody's money so there is somebody watching it. In the government,
: it is everybody's money so it is nobody's money, hence nobody cares.
: well... to view in a different perspective, the US government itself is
: simply a welfare system anyway - if you have seen how many handicap people
: working there...
| y****t
发帖数: 10233 | 10 Because they are hired by individuals, not by organizations.
and
【在 u****u 的大作中提到】
: I am surprised. E.g., Lawyers are very often paid based on hourly wage, and
: I am not sure whether anyone is asking them to punch cards... The person
: fixing your car is also charging you based on hourly rate, wonder whether
: you ever asked them to punch card. The list is too too long.
:
: government,
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