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Kinda, but they do it to remind me to leave....traffic is awful if I leave a little later than usual!

Not usually. I am generally here 10-15 min early, rarely take a lunch so if I'm here 10-15 min late they yell at me to go home I'm salaried but the past month or two have been super busy so hopefully things will calm down. But I also sometimes have things come up that require me to leave early and I don't feel guilty when that happens

Not really. I will if I notice a co worker constantly late. I have one who likes to ditch for an hour and bring her husband coffee, come back to the office for like a half hour then go pick her kids up from school. I never say anything but that kind of behaviour is noticeable and annoying when i need to pick up the slack!

Not for me, but for others in the office.

Thankfully no. We all have varying, flexible schedules due to the nature of our work. I'm a supervisor and salaried though, so it's even less of an issue for me than the hourly employees. I work 40+ hours a week, minimal breaks, eating at my desk while I review data. I consider the time I spend on the internet (hellobee) messing around as part of my two, 15-minute PAID breaks, not part of alloted unpaid breaks.
If anyone got snippy with me, I would kindly but blatantly point out that which you go without (that they take advantage of) that allows you to keep the schedule you do. It seems to shut people up.

@Freckles: lol maybe! I think is work place is a little weird in general in terms of the vibe though. There seems to be two "factions" that are constantly bickering. There are the women in their 40s with a couple of kids who have held the same position for 20 years and are happy where they are. Then there are the guys in their 20s/early 30s who are busting ass to move up the ranks into management. I think the people who have been there forever resent the fast promotions the guys see and the fact that they are constantly wanting to change things. I think the guys get annoyed that they feel they get pushback for trying to "improve" things and that they get slack for working later hours. Meh whatever. I have never worked at a corporation and I dont think I want to!

Heck no. We're salaried but don't really have set hours and can pretty much come and go as we please.

At my last job, though, there was one woman who would literally sit by the windows and watch people walk into or walk out of the office and then make comments about them being late or leaving early. The kicker was, she was always coming in late, taking long lunch breaks, and leaving early.