do you fill out a paper timesheet? (job, paid, bill)

[JS1]

My job (the M-F daytime one, I have two) has a paper timesheet. Wow, it's pretty neat going back to 1995.

I worked for McDonald's in 1992 and we had electronic timecards! It's 2011 now!

[frizzo100]

I don't fill out a time sheet because I don't have a job.

[glass_of_merlot]

Originally Posted by JS1

My job (the M-F daytime one, I have two) has a paper timesheet. Wow, it's pretty neat going back to 1995.

I worked for McDonald's in 1992 and we had electronic timecards! It's 2011 now!

Iast time I did paper time sheet was in 1992.

[kodaka]

I do, but it's not for me to get paid, it's for my clients to get billed.

[lovetheduns]

I dont fill out any kind of timesheet-- except one to track my vacation and sick time-- but that is done electronically.

[JS1]

Originally Posted by kodaka

I do, but it's not for me to get paid, it's for my clients to get billed.

same thing, please vote "yes"

[JS1]

Originally Posted by lovetheduns

I dont fill out any kind of timesheet-- except one to track my vacation and sick time-- but that is done electronically.

that still counts, please vote "no"

[Hemlock140]

Peoplesoft, online, allocating my time to various budget codes depending on what I do each day.

[ValueAddedWorker]

At my job, they use an Excel spreadsheet and we have the option to email it or hand in the paper version.

[Bideshi]

Once upon a time there were production control and timekeeping personnel and we just signed in and out. Now those positions are gone and the timekeeping duties are on us. Do more with less or else, that's the American way.