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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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