European Court of Justice: EU employers must track working time in detail

Re:European Court of Justice: EU employers must track workin... by panpanna on Thursday May 16, 2019 @02:24AM (#19926646)

Oh the "let's be sensible" argument...

Please do not follow this road. According to EU the main target of Russian disinformation campaign during current EU parlamentet elections is to spread the picture that EU is colapsing due to bureaucracy/corruption/incompetence/all power moving to Brussels/migration/Islam (select one depending on your target) while their country is solid as rock.

They have a ~1 billion Euro budget to spread that garbage this year. Please don't do their work for free.

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Re:European Court of Justice: EU employers must track workin... by TomMarius on Thursday May 16, 2019 @02:36AM (#19926696)

So we can never argue about it because the russians might try to use it against us? I would rather know the EU has problems so I can get away in time.

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Re:European Court of Justice: EU employers must track workin... by sgift on Thursday May 16, 2019 @03:39AM (#19926942)

If the EU has problems we can discuss those left and right. The difference between having problems and making them up is relevant here.

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Re:European Court of Justice: EU employers must track workin... by panpanna on Thursday May 16, 2019 @02:47AM (#19926739)

Not saying that.

But remember what I said next you see someone twisting a complex issue into "the sky is falling, why can't our politicians see it".

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