Half that at best. Unless you have people regularly working 12-14 hour shifts, 24 hours is excessive (and will annoy your employees more because that 24 hour clock will slowly migrate later in the day throughout the week - the expiration is never exactly on your limit in my experience).
Half that at best. Unless you have people regularly working 12-14 hour shifts, 24 hours is excessive (and will annoy your employees more because that 24 hour clock will slowly migrate later in the day throughout the week - the expiration is never exactly on your limit in my experience).