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In response to "Question - do employers have to allow for time where you live to give you time to vote on election day? -- nm" by Danger Girl

I think If polls are open two or three hours before or after employees' normal working hour, the employer is not obligated to provide time off to vote -- nm

Posted by mara (aka mara) Oct 24 '08, 12:26

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that what it is here, basically. you are entitled to three hours during election hours to vote. if your work schedule doesn't allow for three - Danger Girl Oct 24, 12:29 2
- Yeah, that's pretty much our rule at work too. -- nm - Don Homer Oct 24, 12:33 1
  - well, that was Elections Canada's wording, but, the idea seems to be pretty consistent apparently. :) -- nm - Danger Girl Oct 24, 12:34

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