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European Court of Justice in Luxembourg ruled that working hours must be tracked. AP
European Court of Justice in Luxembourg ruled that working hours must be tracked. AP
Modern day 'punch-clock' could be a business boon
Europe's top court has ruled all EU firms must track workers' time spent at their jobs and given today's technology, that might be a good thing
Leonid Bershidsky
16 May, 2019