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WFH Coding Time

How to code time for folks who are WFH?

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"f you don't know how to code it, ask your supervisor, if they don't know and can't provide an answer, check with their supervisor. "

If I am not directed to code anything differently, I am not coding anything differently. Pretty simple really.

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Post ID: @2ubt+14l4MqQo

Been WFH for 15+ years, never had a special code.

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Post ID: @1hmt+14l4MqQo

In my 5 years of WFH 3 days a week, I never coded anything different. I do believe there is a code for it tho.

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Post ID: @1jgi+14l4MqQo

If you don't know how to code it, ask your supervisor, if they don't know and can't provide an answer, check with their supervisor. T can absolutely track when employees are working remotely (checking VPN/HVD usage logs); coding WFH is simply related to taxes and it ensures you and the company are covered.

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Post ID: @1phv+14l4MqQo

Still no direction to code time any differently. ATO Mobility, Bloodworth Org.

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Post ID: @1mak+14l4MqQo

Why don’t you call your boss and ask them instead of posting on a layoff website

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Post ID: @1iwe+14l4MqQo

Mow the lawn, Costco run, walk the dog, laundry.

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Post ID: @1esp+14l4MqQo

Your work location has tax implications. Nothing nefarious to see here...

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Post ID: @1rhy+14l4MqQo

there is a very lenghty discussion on this

see below


Coding your time
Has anyone received any directives to code your time when you work from home? Any knowledgeable reason why? (Please no speculation)

7 days ago by Anonymous | 721 views | 2 reactions (+2/-0) | 4 replies (last a week ago)
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