Office draws scrutiny over controversial decision to charge employees $8 if they forget their badge at home: 'The fee is meant to “encourage personal responsibility."'
A company is using payroll deductions to punish employees for forgetting their access badges, calling it a lesson in responsibility. After installing new office turnstiles as a security checkpoint for the company's office, the company began charging an $8 "replacement access fee" whenever an employee forgot their ID badge and had to be issued a temporary one. When pressed on the issue by an…
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