Dated source review
What the review found
We checked the chart’s arithmetic identity (minutes ÷ 60), rounding at 2 and 3 decimal places, and the boundary claim that 29 CFR §785.48 punch rounding is out of scope. All checked claims are marked Verified.
This tool has no statutory rate constants. Accuracy is pure arithmetic plus disclosed rounding. Verification result: ready to publish for the stated conversion and chart scope.
1 claim
Decimal hours = total minutes ÷ 60
Calculator conversion; methodology formula
1 hour = 60 minutes by definition.
1 claim
30 minutes = 0.50; 15 = 0.25; 45 = 0.75; 60 = 1.00
data.test.ts; methodology landmark table
1 claim
7 minutes = 0.12 at 2dp and 0.117 at 3dp; 8 minutes = 0.13 / 0.133
data.test.ts; methodology; FAQ
1 claim
29 CFR §785.48 time-clock rounding is out of scope
methodology; FAQ; widget disclaimer
Tool correctly separates unit conversion from punch rounding.
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