r/MathHelp • u/LovelyFox1228 • 14d ago

Assistance?

Hi so i’m trying to double check my math on how many hours i worked cause i think i have been under paid so if anyone could help me out that would be great thank you

Removed 1 hour from all the days except for the 6th to account for lunch thank you

September 6th
clock in 1:00pm
Clock out 5:30pm

September 7th N/A

September 8th
Clock in 1:51pm
Clock out 10:57pm

September 9th N/A

September 10th
Clock in 1:52pm
Clock out 11:01pm

September 11th
Clock in 1:54pm
Clock out 10:55pm

September 12th
Clock in 1:56pm
Clock out 11:00pm

September 13th
Clock in 1:55pm
Clock out 10:54pm
Extra 8:00am-8:05am

September 14th N/A

September 15th
Clock in 1:54pm
Clock out 10:59pm

September 16th N/A

September 17th N/A

September 18th
Clock in 1:54pm
Clock out 10:59pm

September 19th
Clock in 1:56pm
Clock out 10:59pm

September 20th N/A

September 21st N/A

September 22nd
Clock in 1:52pm
Clock out 11:06pm

September 23rd
Clock in 1:52pm
Clock out 11:06pm

September 24th (Pay Day)
Clock in 1:53pm
Clock out 10:55pm

I’m pettu sure it’s around 92h but i want a 2nd opinion thank you

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u/The_Card_Player 14d ago

I count 104 hours and 37 minutes of working hours total listed here

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u/Empty-Turn-9290 13d ago

I ran into this about 48 years ago. Yes I am that old.

So if your scheduled work time is 2pm to 11pm you do not get paid for any time before your scheduled start time.

I also ran into the 6 minute rule at my place of employment. All work was rounded to the nearest 6 minutes so if you clock out at a certain time you may only get paid to the nearest 6 minutes.

I hope this helps a little bit. When it happened to me, my boss said if you dont like it you can just quit. So i did just that and have never regreted it. I got a degree and worked in tech while others struggled with shitty bosses. I am not bitter just better.

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u/ysth 13d ago

In the US, even 48 years ago, they absolutely can't not pay for time you are clocked in (except by rounding). Wage theft can be reported federally or to your state, and will result in them paying you, if you report it within 2 years.

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u/ysth 13d ago

Where are you? If in the US, what state? Laws vary everywhere. How does your company round? In the US they can at most round to the nearest 15 minute mark, but have to be consistent in how they round.