2 claims
Employers need records that support hours worked and pay
The quick read gives a practical job-time checklist. It does not claim to replace every payroll or wage-and-hour record.
Travel time can affect hours worked
The quick read appropriately includes travel or supply-stop notes when they affect the workday.
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The quick read matches the expanded article
The quick read preserves the article's distinction between time records, inspection records, client communication, and invoicing.
GPS is framed as context, not a verdict
The quick read avoids treating GPS as the whole answer to a job-time question.
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