Re:CEO asks employees to lie on timecards or risk job losses
by PunchTornado on Monday June 15, 2020 @10:49AM
(#23527888)
How can a CEO think that this wouldn't become public? This is basically tax fraud as you are paying less tax when the employee takes holidays or sick leave.
Shouldn't he be charged with something more seariously than breaking employment laws? He is basically asking a lot of people to enable him to commit tax fraud.
I see that they tried reducing the management salary by 20% to give the impression that they did something and they're in the same boat. It should have been a lot more if they were genuine.
Shouldn't he be charged with something more seariously than breaking employment laws? He is basically asking a lot of people to enable him to commit tax fraud.
I see that they tried reducing the management salary by 20% to give the impression that they did something and they're in the same boat. It should have been a lot more if they were genuine.