Their hours are tracked with a finger-punch machine that scans a fingertip to clock them in and out of the building, but little do people know the factory hid the extra overtime by having them clock out at the time they are suppose to, and then had them back working at their machines. The excess hours were tracked separately. If the real hours were showed to the buyer they would not have work. Other workers said they clocked in and out usually with the “finger-punch” but that they signed two sets of pay sheets. (globallabourrights.org). The one sheet indicated the hours they actually worked and a second that showed they worked only the legal amount of overtime.
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