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Court rules open computer connection not proof of work for overtime request · Cyprus Report

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Court rules open computer connection not proof of work for overtime request

2 sourcesFirst reported 8 days agoUpdated 5 days ago

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A court case in Spain has emerged involving a worker who claimed payment for 309 hours of overtime while working remotely.
The employee left her computer on for the entire duration but could not provide evidence of actual work being performed.
The court ruled that an open computer connection does not constitute sufficient proof of work.
The case highlights challenges in monitoring remote work and verifying hours worked.

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17 July

The case continues with claims stating there is no evidence to support the overtime request.

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«Δεν υπάρχουν αποδείξεις»: Άφησε τον υπολογιστή ανοιχτό για 309 ώρες και ζήτησε υπερωρίεςOmega TV (Omegalive) · 5 days ago

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AI summary: catch up in 20 seconds

A court case in Spain has emerged involving a worker who claimed payment for 309 hours of overtime while working remotely.
The employee left her computer on for the entire duration but could not provide evidence of actual work being performed.
The court ruled that an open computer connection does not constitute sufficient proof of work.
The case highlights challenges in monitoring remote work and verifying hours worked.

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17 July

The case continues with claims stating there is no evidence to support the overtime request.