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Wow, I had to look it up, but this is all true. I guess companies can hold you on premises as long as they like without pay, so long as you’re not working. Strange. I’m not totally sure what it is about waiting in a security line that makes it “not working”. Supposedly cleaning chemicals from the plant off your body does count as work. But participating in a workplace compliance process like a security line is not wo…
>Strange. I’m not totally sure what it is about waiting in a security line that makes it “not working”. They've already clocked out, but not yet left the premises. Technically speaking, they're choosing to wait in the security line on their own free time.
They aren’t choosing.