Time reporting documents, 1956-[ongoing].

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Time reporting documents, 1956-[ongoing].

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Prepared to indicate days and hours of work for each employee receiving personal service compensation; includes but is not restricted to machine time cards, time sheets, "sign-in" and "sign-out" sheets, foreman's time books and Park Superintendent's time logs.

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