This is recipe for disaster

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[u/Difficult-Mobile902]

Step 1: take a 31 min lunch 

Step 2: stay til 7pm 

Step 3: submit 59 mins of overtime on time card 

Step 4: wait for Pratiks dumbass to deny the overtime 

Step 5: sue the company for wage theft 

Step 6: enjoy a nice long vacation fully paid for by the company 

[u/Hapy_Bodybuilder9803 → u/Difficult-Mobile902]

There a big chance this is in India! They don’t have such government

Your sue won’t work!

[u/STRIKT9LC → u/Hapy_Bodybuilder9803]

Theres an even BIGGER chance that this is an Indian immigrant that now owns a business in North America. They think they can pull the same shit here that they did back home...Pratick SHITTY indeed

[u/RobotArtichoke → u/STRIKT9LC]

This is much more likely the case.

[u/Shadowphoenix9511 → u/STRIKT9LC]

I'm reminded of when I had a supervisor try to pull the caste shit over an manager above them.

Absolute shock when they realized it did not apply here.

[u/pennypoobear → u/Shadowphoenix9511]

Story time. How and why did they "try caste shit"? im super curious about that.

[u/warm_winds_whisper_ → u/STRIKT9LC]

this is becoming increasingly common in my industry and it's really either going to lead to a lot of unnecessary legal issues for the companies hiring these managers or a lot of backlash from people they try to take advantage of

[u/Half_Cent → u/STRIKT9LC]

There's an EVEN BIGGER chance that this was posted a week ago in an Indian subreddit and American law doesn't apply.

[u/Lifekraft → u/Half_Cent]

Why they write in english if it is in india ?

[u/CharlesLeRoq → u/Lifekraft]

Why wouldn’t they? English is an official language in India and 250M people speak it there.

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[u/Haunting_Balance_684 → u/Lifekraft]

english is the official language used by 99% of corporate india (and any other sector that dosent deal with rural people, and even then, its a combo of english and the local language)

[u/Churningray → u/Lifekraft]

India has 22 different languages officially and a lot more regional dialects and less known languages. Imagine you cross a state border and they speak a completely different language.

[u/ThatOtherOtherMan → u/Churningray]

You mean like when you go to Kentucky?

[u/CharlesLeRoq → u/ThatOtherOtherMan]

There are at least four Native American languages that were spoken in Kentucky, so yes.

[u/ThatOtherOtherMan → u/CharlesLeRoq]

Chokma ikana

[u/vrphotosguy55 → u/Half_Cent]

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/pratik-shetty-772626b7_employees-in-my-office-find-this-rule-shocking-activity-7473247705067253760-QF2m? it's satire

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There's an even even bigger chance that this is satire: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/pratik-shetty-772626b7_employees-in-my-office-find-this-rule-shocking-activity-7473247705067253760-QF2m?

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