When employees file discrimination and harassment lawsuits, they have to prove that the things they claim happened actually did occur. Often, their memories may be a bit cloudy and they think they recall that others experienced the same thing they did. They could simply be wrong, or they could be making it all up. That’s where time records can come in handy.
Timing of harassment in question? Check time cards to determine who could have seen what
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