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To work around this—and to try and avoid your pesky excuses about why you're struggling to manage your 45-hour workload during a 40-hour work week, of which 10+ hours are taken up by meetings and meeting prep—they'll go ahead and start scheduling all-hands meetings during lunch breaks and weekends because “everyone is available at those times.” Completely disregarding the fact that their genius idea of making you work while you aren't getting paid is actually totally illegal. But, having an all-hands meeting is expensive when you calculate the cost of the time of everyone attending, so it's no surprise that unscrupulous leaders repeatedly seek to cut costs by holding these meetings during unpaid hours…
This worker got back at their employer for scheduling a last-minute Saturday morning meeting, ensuring that costs were, in fact, not cut by having all of their coworkers charge as high of milage possible for their transportation to attend said meeting. See their story, along with the reactions from the thread where it was originally shared with a popular online community, below
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