A Japanese company docked a worker's pay and made a public apology because he went to lunch 3 minutes early

Reuters A Japanese employee got in trouble after leaving for his lunch break at 11:57 a.m., instead of midday, multiple times within six months. His company docked his pay and hosted a televised press conference to apologise. Japan has a toxic overwork culture and is also obsessive about punctuality. A Japanese company has docked an employee's wages and issued a public apology after the worker left his desk three minutes early for his lunch break on multiple occasions. The unnamed 64-year-old, w...