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This exact issue was decided in a U.S. Federal court about 18–20 years ago. If an employee does not get an uninterruted lunch break, be it 30 minutes or 60, the employee is entitled to full pay …

Top stories for Long   My employee has begun setting his or her phone on "personal" mode during his or her lunch break. I do not find this acceptable. Should I fire them? Roger Walker • Answered May 24, 2023 This exact issue was decided in a U.S. Federal court about 18–20 years ago. If an employee does not get an uninterruted lunch break, be it 30 minutes or 60, the employee is... Read more » 9.3K 402   If we have the right to record the police but the police give a lawful order to put the phone down, does that mean the officer is violating our right to recording the police? Jason McDowell, Decades of extensive computer experience • Answered June 26 You absolutely have the right to record police, just as they have the right to record you at a stop. They have zero right to make you stop recording. Just note that putting... Read more » 299 52   Why are casino buffets so expensive now, when they used to be really cheap? Mustang Mark, "There's a hero in all of us" (1982-present) • Answered August 12 We just ate at a casino buffet in Oklahoma. It was $25 per person and we got a nice table, 4–5 different types of meats to choose from, an awesome salad bar, any drink we w... Read more » 224 54   What is the funniest joke you've been told that you still think about to this day? Doug Mullett, former Senior Secondary Maths and Science Teacher • Answered January 31, 2023 Twins in Australia - one lives in the city and one has a farm. Each week the two of them share in a Lotto ticket. After a few years, the twins (and only the twins) win first... Read more » 1.3K 124   Which cancer is more likely to kill you without realizing that you have it? Chelsea Warren, lives in Saint Petersburg, Florida, USA • Answered August 2 My mother went into the hospital on March 6th thinking she needed to have her gallbladder removed. She was dead March 25th. She had breast cancer that metastasized to her l... Read more » 2.3K 212   Why does Kamal Harris come out the gate lying about Trump being a part of the 2025 project? Does she believe lies are the only thing that can help her win? Rich Wingerter, lives in Portland, OR • Updated August 20 PROPAGANDA First, if you don't know enough about a person to correctly spell their name, don't comment on them. Second, let's look at what Kamala Harris said about Donald Tru... Read more » 5.3K 1.5K   How did Stephen Hawking got paralyzed? Mr Shelby, mshelby.substack.com • Answered March 21 Stephen Hawking, the genius dude with a mind as sharp as a tack, ended up in a bit of a pickle. Back in the day, when he was just a young whippersnapper, he got hit with a ... Read more » 6K 290   Is it better to inflate the tires a little more than recommended? Will it make the tires last much longer? Why was I told this? Will it also make your tires more prone to blowing up if they are older than recommended? Jerry Salisbury, former Technical Employee (1961-1978) • Answered July 29 I worked for two major tire manufactures for about twenty years. A significant part of that time I was involved in quality control. . One of the tests we performed was to m... Read more » 2.1K 198   What actually is the problem with IIST? Manish Kumar Mishra, studied at Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology • Updated February 6, 2021 I wouldn't have bothered to answer this question but reading the earlier answers I felt very disheartened and I felt like answering this question. I am from a batch which do... Read more » 194 9   Which famous person did something that was pure genius in American history? Silk Road, Physics/History Connoisseur, AI Machine Learning. • Answered August 7 In 1935, a man noticed how the Great Depression had put a serious damper on the party scene. People were broke, hungry, and about as fun as a tax audit. But this guy, he saw... Read more » 4.6K 225   What used to happen on TV in the 70s that wouldn't happen now? Mike Pas, Storyboard Artist at Freelancers (2006-present) • Answered September 2, 2023 Four things that come to my mind: 1. The sitcoms were focused as much on comedy as social messages. The language was actually more permissive than now. No, you didn't get lo... Read more » 483 77   Is Charlie Bradbury from Supernatural a Mary Sue? Paula R. Stiles, Only watched since season two. Writes about it, sometimes. • Answered December 15, 2017 She is a textbook Mary Sue. When she is introduced, everyone else (including the protagonists) think she is wonderful and fawns over her, despite the fact that she is helpi... Read more » 46 1 Read more in your feed

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